A case-study of Pakistan's economic development during the past fifty years, which demonstrates that the benefit of this development has predominantly affected a small class of the elite, while the majority of the population remains illiterate, poor, and backward.
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A case-study of Pakistan's economic development during the past fifty years, which demonstrates that the benefit of this development has predominantly affected a small class of the elite, while the majority of the population remains illiterate, poor, and backward.
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Husain, Ishrat., Oxford University Press, Pakistan, 2011, c1999, 8th printing, illus. soft cover (trade size paperback), very near fine, 451 pp with bibliography & index, 8vo, ISBN: 9780195793796, 'Insightful analysis of Pakistan's economic development during the last fifty years which demonstrates that the benefit of this development has predominantly affected a small class of elites, while the majority of the population remains illiterate, poor, and backward', Economics; Sociology; Politics. Oxford Pakistan Paperbacks.
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