Energy and the Pakistani Economy: An Exploratory Analysis to 2035
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With rapid economic growth in recent years, Pakistan ’s demand for
energy has been increasing at the rate of 10-12 percent per annum. However,
the country ’s rather static oil, hydroelectric power and gas reserves have raised
serious concerns as to the sustainability of the current economic expansion, as
well as future economic growth. The gap between Pakistan ’s energy use and
the country ’s ability to produce energy has widened in an alarming way in
recent years (Figure 1)...
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Paper prepared for the Woodrow Wilson International Center Conference,
“Meeting Pakistan’s Energy Needs in the 21st Century, ” Washington, DC, June
23, 2006
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