RULE OF LAW LEGAL DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH PERSPECTIVES FOR PAKISTAN

Lubna Hasan

Journal of Advanced Research in Law and Economics, 2011, vol. 2, issue 1, 48-59

Abstract: Rule of Law and strong legal systems are considered a pre condition for sustained development Their relative weakness in the under developed world is considered as the main obstacle to growth Strengthening Rule of Law and legal systems has therefore become a standard advice from the developing community Pakistan too has witnessed a surge in demand for Rule of Law in recent years Capitalizing on this domestically garnered mandate this paper reviews the legal obstacles to economic growth in Pakistan It finds significant impediments for growth and market development due to legal shortcomings in the case of Pakistan

Date: 2011
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