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Some Suitable Strategies of Economic Development for Developing Countries like Pakistan
Author(s) -
Tariq Mahmood,
Abdul Quddus Suhaib
Publication year - 2018
Publication title -
khazar journal of humanities and social sciences
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2223-2621
pISSN - 2223-2613
DOI - 10.5782/2223-2621.2018.21.3.90
Subject(s) - developing country , prosperity , poverty , standard of living , developed country , per capita , per capita income , development economics , business , agriculture , economic growth , literacy rate , ignorance , economics , literacy , political science , population , geography , environmental health , market economy , medicine , demography , archaeology , sociology , law
The bitter fact of the world is that mostly people are living in poverty especially in thedeveloping countries. This paper presents some effective policies and strategies for therehabilitation of poor inhabitants of developing world. The development and prosperity of developing countries depends on the economic condition of their inhabitants. In developing countries, mostly people are engaged with agricultural sector or with laborsector. Due to their low incomes, per capita of developing countries remain low. But byfollowing some strategies and policies this condition may be changed. Furthermore,export of costly products is also hindrances in the way of achieving progress fordeveloping countries. By solving brain drain, lessening their industrial imports andincreasing their exports of industrial goods and increasing literacy rate are some suitable strategies discussed. But despite of all policies and strategies, the infrastructure and increasing literacy among the inhabitants of developing countries and the under developed world are also crucial for improving their per capita income and the standard of living. Without improving the standard of living of the under developed world, crimes, diseases and other wrong deeds cannot be decreased until the problem of hunger and ignorance is not solved.

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