Analyze the transformation of Pakistani society from a traditional agrarian structure to a semi-industrial and post-industrial model. Highlight contradictions and structural challenges.
Is agriculture still the backbone of Pakistan's economy?
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Examiners want: agriculture's share and productivity, urbanisation and structural change, land ownership and absentee landlords, reforms
The questions
Absentee landlords and their impact on Pakistan's Economy
Agriculture is considered backbone of the Pakistan economy; explain four such most important arguments (empirical/theoretical). Also discuss productivity growth (not production) of this sector and suggest how it could be improved.
Why Agriculture's share in GDP and Employment in Pakistan has reduced overtime? How has the rising Urbanization contributed to this decline?
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