The document discusses several economic issues facing Pakistan: government overspending on security and minister expenses totaling over 28 crore annually; rampant corruption where bribes are required to access rights; inflation driven by rising costs of all products leading to increased poverty; smuggling of wheat and sugar causing shortages despite Pakistan being a major producer; unemployment leaving people unable to contribute to the economy; and IMF loans compounding problems by imposing conditions like ending subsidies, raising taxes, and cutting military spending further hurting the population.

2.  Government expenditure
 Corruption
 Inflation
 Smuggling
 Unemployment
 Role of IMF

3.  It is estimated that around 5crore is spent on the
security of prime minister and the president.
 Monthly expense of 1 minister=30lacs
 Monthly expense of
96ministers=288000000(28crore28lacs)

4. It’s a condition when people forget about morality
and don’t care for other’s rights.
Only one relationship that exists in society is
money. One has to pay huge money to get his
rights.

5.  Poverty in Pakistan is increasing because of general
rise of all products in Pakistan.

6. Pakistan was recently facing the shortage of
sugar and wheat due the smuggling of these
items to neighboring countries.
Pakistan is the 7th largest wheat producing
country; similarly Pakistan is the 4th largest
sugarcane producing country. But due the
stocking habit of its owner it was facing severe
sugar crises.

7.  International labour Organization defines occurs
when people are without job and actively sought work.
 When people are unemployed they consume the
resources but are not able to contribution overall
economy, which result is overt.

8.  IMF loans usually come with conditions, restricted and
requirements imposed by IMF on borrowing
countries.
 Pakistan is also seeking the help from IMF on very
dangerous conditions which are causing more poverty
in Pakistan.
Some conditions are given blow.
 Put an end to subsidies on all products.
 Taxes should be increased.
 Cut military spending by almost a third.