Stories from Dr Muhammad Babar Chohan
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Mind under threat
A basic question is how to use and optimise the advantages of Pakistan’s oral tradition in augmenting economic growth
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Restoring business trust
In developing countries like Pakistan, culture could play a vital role in kick-starting new business ventures
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The dilemma of Pakistan’s geostrategic location
Pakistan needs to avoid prodigal conflicts in the region and place greater reliance on business innovations, exports
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Why strong institutions are necessary for economic growth
What determines productivity and investment climate in a country like Pakistan?
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Is foreign aid good for Pakistan?
In the wake of the UN Secretary General’s visit, more international aid could reportedly be galvanised for Pakistan
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Urban land: a resource curse in Pakistan
Unplanned rapid growth of housing societies is a manifestation of the rising demand of housing units in Pakistan
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Can Pakistan get rid of slavery by a long march?
In order to be rid of slavery, there is a need to say ‘absolutely not’ to the borrowed ideas
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Aligning university education with emerging job market
Pakistani planners have historically been underestimating challenges associated with their plans and visions
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Circular economy: a trend or a blip
Political instability remains one of the main causes hindering economic growth in developing countries
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Rhetorical side of export planning: the case of potatoes
Managing sporadic bumper crops is one such challenge that requires collective wisdom in planning and execution