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Unfinished Agenda of Reform By Hafeez Shaikh Conference at the Lahore School of Economics 24th April 2008 1 3 Lessons of Development • Exports • Education • Private sector 2 Big Facts of Pakistan 1960s 6.97 1st Aid Episode Factor accumulation 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 4.58 6.09 3.86 Approx. 5.0+ Aid stoppage 2nd Afghan war ends -Aid cut-off 3rd aid episode/ rescheduling incomplete IMF prog/ FCD crisis post 9/11 remittances Populism aid episode remittance boom Growing disparities Industry Takeover Institutional deterioration Democracy / Instability Successful IMF program/macro consolidation Political polarization decline of civil service Increase in Military Expenditure Perceptions of Mis-governance Growing disparities 77 + Military Rule Missed opportunity/reform postponed Banking reform /privatization efforts Privatisation Results Infrastructure and IPP Unsettled politics/limited institutional reform War and civil disturbance Planning /PIDC Government Projects expansion of public sector 3 Salient Features • • • • • Growth episodes max… 4 to 5 years Growth Spurts driven by aid Growth with disparities FDI and DI always low Structure of economy largely unaltered − dependence on agriculture − limited export − limited industrial diversification • Revenue mobilization weak (tax/GDP < 12%) • Neglect of education and HR development • Excessive role of government 4 Recent Past – 3 Phases • Reformist • Mixed period – some reforms • Drift reversal/inaction 5 Emerging Difficulties • Fiscal deficit > 7% • Increase in expenditure: 33% − Interest on domestic debt 60% increase • • • • • • • • • • Decrease in direct taxes: 8% Inflation > approaching 10% Current account deficit increased by 47% Decline in textile exports 3.4% Declining FDI Stalled privatization LSM growth declined 50% (8.4% – 4.2%) Widening regional disparities Country wide power outages Unchecked bloated (and growing) government 6 Privatization 90 80 Avg Proceeds 03-05 70 60 50 Avg Proceeds 99-02 40 30 20 Avg Proceeds 91-99 10 0 91 99 '00 '02 '03 '04 '05 7 All Pervasive Government Sector Policy Regulation Ownership Management Telecom Electricity Steel Aviation Banking Gas Water Petrol Stations Insurance Manufacturing Retail Shops Extraction Ports Airports 8 All Pervasive Government (Continued) Sector Policy Regulation Ownership Management Real Estate Management Land Management Asset Management Tourism/Hotels Provincial Banks Trucking Construction Railway Farms/Agriculture Shipyard Shipping Holding Corporations Consultancy Services Engineering Goods Electrical Equipments 9 All Pervasive Government – Agencies in One Sector: Fisheries • National Level − − − − − − − − − − − − Planning Commission Environment & Urban Affairs Division, (MoE) WAPDA Federal Institutes Federal Govt (EEZ beyond 12 n.m) Ministry of Communications Port Authority Pasni & Gwadar Port Authority Maritime Security Agency National Institute of Oceanography Indus Water Authority Environmental & Urban division (MoHW) 10 All Pervasive Government – Agencies in One Sector: Fisheries • Local Level − − − − − − − − − − − − Environmental Protection Agency Karachi Development Authority Sindh Dept of Forestry Fisheries Balochistan, Dept of Forestry & Fisheries Balochistan Development Authority Government of Sindh Government of Balochistan Sindh Fisheries Dept Balochistan Fisheries Dept Provincial Dept Karachi Fish Harbour Authority Karachi Port Trust 11 All Pervasive Government – Agencies in One Sector: Fisheries • Local Level − − − − − − − − − − − − Environmental Protection Agency Karachi Development Authority Sindh Dept of Forestry Fisheries Balochistan, Dept of Forestry & Fisheries Balochistan Development Authority Government of Sindh Government of Balochistan Sindh Fisheries Dept Balochistan Fisheries Dept Provincial Dept Karachi Fish Harbour Authority Karachi Port Trust 12 All Pervasive Government – Agencies in One Sector: Fisheries Local Level (cont.) − Korangi Fish Harbour authority − Port Qasim Authority − Sindh, Environmental Protection Agency − Balochistan, Environmental Protection Agency Gov’t of Sindh, Min. of Fisheries & Coastal Development − Gov’t of Sindh, Irrigation Dept − Water & Sewage Board − Gov’t of Balochistan, Min of Fisheries & Coastal Development − Sindh Board of Revenue − Gov’t of Sindh Planning & Development 13 Net Result News item EU BANS SEAFOOD FROM PAKISTAN 14 What to do Many things have to be done right 15 An Important Lesson “(an) overwhelming lesson….. We have learned in the 1990s, is … the transcendent importance of the quality of institutions and …..the efficacy of political administration.” Larry Summers 16 Where to Start Signal intentions 17 Some Actions are Better Signals • Tackle bloated government • Decrease government spending • Reform ADP • Privatize • Deregulate 18 Follow Up Actions • Poverty inequality issues • Infrastructure • Go back to slide one 19