Progressive reforms can overcome the structural inequities plaguing Pakistan

The exploitation of workers seems implicit to the way our global supply chains operate

Inequality also varies across rural and urban areas

Measuring problems like inequality is no easy task and each approach for doing so has its strength and limitations

Inequality is of course not a Pakistan-specific problem

Profit-making can no longer be put before welfare of people and the planet

WHO Covid-19 mortality assessment focusing on a time period of two years is 14.91 million

Reliance on capitalism continued, despite its failure to prevent low-waged workers from exploitation

Digital technologies like mobile phones can provide farmers customised advice

It is vital to avert elite capture and make agricultural policies in Pakistan more progressive and accessible