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Pakistan cannot grow economically without ensuring protection of consumer’s rights with the emergence of competitive environment in markets of goods and service. The companies of different sectors should ensure consumers’ rights keeping in mind that these people are their business …
Read More »Implications of US-China trade war for Pakistan
It is said that whether elephants love or hate, the grass underneath their feet gets crushed. Same is the case with Pakistan. The US and China are on the verge of sparking a trade war after both slapped tariffs on each other on key imports. …
Read More »Mere low discount rate not sufficient enough to underpin economic recovery
A simple economics concept stipulates that lowering interest rates triggers the spending by the consumers, usually in the shape of the purchase of consumer goods, and it could help the businesses grow since the private sector finds it cheaper to …
Read More »India Consumer Spending To Rise Three-Fold To $4 Trillion By 2025
India is striving to become the world’s third-largest consumer market by 2025. Consumer spending is on the rise in India. The country is currently ranked eighth largest consumer market, according to the World Bank. “The outlook for India’s consumer market …
Read More »Sialkot’s quality sports goods keeping Pakistan identity upfront
Various countries were generating billions of dollars in business activities by facilitating sports events. No doubt, economic experts urge that the sports activities enabled trade and industry to flourish in addition to creating employment rate and even reducing poverty rate …
Read More »Pakistan remains a commodity exporter
The caption may sound a little outrageous to readers, but it is a harsh reality. Over the years the country has failed in exporting value added goods. At presented whatever is clubbed under ‘value added’ items remains a commodity. The …
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