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    Looking Back: How Pakistan Became an Asian Tiger by 2050
    Looking Back: How Pakistan Became an Asian Tiger by 2050
    Looking Back: How Pakistan Became an Asian Tiger by 2050
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    Looking Back: How Pakistan Became an Asian Tiger by 2050

    By Nadeem Ul Haque

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    By 2050, Pakistan had achieved a miracle. It had transformed itself from a poverty-ridden, malnourished, corrupt and aid dependent country in 2015 to qualifying for High Income category by the World Bank and the top decile in both the Competitiveness index and Social Progress Index by 2050. Where once travel advisories warned people from visitin

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKITAB
    Release dateFeb 16, 2017
    ISBN9780995903005
    Looking Back: How Pakistan Became an Asian Tiger by 2050

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