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insights from Max Weber, Landes, and Mokyr, a case is made that culture has a deep nexus with economic growth. Using the topology of Mokyr, it is argued that the culture of Pakistan is backward-looking which eulogizes traditional education. For economic growth, a culture of knowledge is required whi

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ding to them, education has got multiple benefits for the individuals as well as the society. Unfortunately, Pakistan suffers badly from deficiencies in quantity and quality of education. Despite the guarantee, through a constitutional amendment, for free education to the children, much improvement

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le are tremendously high. The health care system of Pakistan is not delivering particularly for the poor. This claim is based, inter alia, on WHO data for the LMICs on access to health services, World Bank time series data on life expectancy, and household survey data of Pakistan Bureau of Statistic

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acute inequalities is made out not on moral or ethical grounds. Rather case against inequality is discussed purely from economic and growth angles. The concentration of wealth and income creates dead capital and restricts income circulation in the society having negative implications for aggregate

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ancing agricultural productivity is also robust from the gender perspective as a large number of rural women is engaged in agricultural-related activities. Moreover, industrial sector, due to its lackluster performance, is not able to absorb the labor released by the agricultural sector. The agricul

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Einfache Terme und der Umgang mit Objektenive implications for investment and corporate business formation. The judicial statistics of the courts for the period 2007–2020 are analyzed. Interestingly, the number of cases instituted, disposed of, and pending decision, all three are persistently increasing. The costs of delays are horrendous i

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Rüdiger Esser,Elisabeth Feldmartment and economic growth. The level of generalized, as evidenced by results of the World Values surveys, is low in Pakistan. Low social trust is primarily a function of low economic growth, widespread poverty and inequality, lack of credible commitments, corruption, and poor governance. The data of