New IMF report prompts calls for corruption reforms. But experts say that needs political will, not technical tinkering.
New IMF report prompts calls for corruption reforms. But experts say that needs political will, not technical tinkering.
By Abid Hussain
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Islamabad, Pakistan – A new assessment by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has concluded that corruption in Pakistan is behind an economic crisis driven by “state capture” – where public policy is manipulated to benefit a narrow circle of political and business elites.
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