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"Pakistan may have a problem with state-owned enterprises, but that's not where the real problem lies. The problem is our private sector. It's incompetent, inefficient, and generally not competitive with the rest of the world. They have really prospered behind the walls of tariffs and trading barriers rather than... compete with the world. ...Pakistan's industry is weak because we have incumbent large players who have not allowed government policy to develop in a manner which is competitive. While China may be a communist country, it has one of the most competitive industrial landscapes... ...Our real problem is the private sector, which has never really stood on its two feet and on the back of the so-called infant industry, always relied on protection, subsidy, and government largesse..." My conversation with Dr. Hasan Zafar on how Pakistan resposition its economy.show more

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