AN ANALYSIS; A STRATEGY OR MOBILIZATION OF ECONOMIC WELFARESTRUCTURE FOR ENHANCING GOVERNANCE IN PAKISTAN

Abstract

With a population exceeding 220 million, Pakistan is classified as a developing nation, where more than 40% of the population lives below the poverty line. To achieve good governance and economic well-being, the government needs to develop and implement effective strategies that mobilize the structure of the economy. The first step towards achieving economic well-being is to promote a sustainable economic environment. This can be achieved by encouraging foreign investment, improving the infrastructure, and reforming the tax system. The government can also focus on increasing agricultural productivity by providing subsidies and implementing modern agricultural practices. To promoting economic growth, the government needs to ensure the equitable distribution of wealth. This can be achieved by implementing social safety nets, increasing access to education and healthcare, and promoting entrepreneurship. Furthermore, the government can focus on enhancing public-private partnerships to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, and generate employment opportunities. The private sector can play a crucial role in the economic development of Pakistan, and the government should provide a conducive environment for private sector growth. Finally, the government needs to address corruption and ensure transparency and accountability in all sectors. This will not only improve the business environment but also increase public trust in the government.