Pakistan needs to grow at 7-9% for 30 years to reduce public debt and create jobs by bringing a radical shift in functioning of the state and redefining the government role as a facilitator, says a new reform agenda released on Thursday.
Pakistan Institute of Development Economics launched ‘Reforms for Accelerated Prosperity and Inclusive Development’ (RAPID) report that also seeks to limit the constitutional terms of the prime minister and the members of the parliament to “maximum two”.
