“Malthus was a favourite of the upper classes, for he laid the blame for widening inequality on the reproductive habits of the workers rather than on failings of the economic and political systems, which might have required their reform or replacement.”
https://t.co/erCDmUAKOj
@MIshaqDar50 اب آی ایم ایف کے بجائے عوام کو سہولت دیں کہیں دیر نہ ہو جائے۔ آپ ایک عام گھر کا بجٹ بنائیں تو پتہ چلے گا کہ لوگ کس طرح نیچے جا رہیں ہیں۔ کیا حکومت کا کام لوگوں کی خدمت نہیں یا ان کی مشکلات میں اضافہ کرنا ہے۔ مہنگائی، بےروزگاری،تعلیم اور صحت کی عدم دستیابی کا یہ سلسلہ کب تک چلے گا
How IMF destroyed countries after countries. Pakistan current govt is following all the bad policy measures suggested by them, killing the economy.
"Back in 1998 in Indonesia, I saw how the IMF ruined that country’s banking system." -Stiglitz
https://t.co/Z5cT36saht
Higher petrol prices -> lower real income, lower purchasing power -> pple are poorer
Since majority of people have v little or no savings, they enter into downward spiral of debt & misery.
There were powerful kings, basically untouchables, washed away by people. Don’t be fools.
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#Econ101
“When the price of a good you consume increases, your real income is reduced because you can no longer afford the same level of consumption. By the same logic, when the price of a good that you consume falls, your real income is increased.” - Stiglitz
#Econ101
“When the price of a good you consume increases, your real income is reduced because you can no longer afford the same level of consumption. By the same logic, when the price of a good that you consume falls, your real income is increased.” - Stiglitz
“When the price of a necessity like electricity rises, a consumer’s nominal income ($ amount in their bank account) stays the same, but their real income (what those dollars can actually buy) falls. They are effectively poorer bcz basket of goods they usually buy now costs more.”
In 3 yrs this #solar installation at an Arkansas high school turned the district’s budget from a $250K deficit to a $1.8 million surplus. They're using the surplus to pay teachers more.
Our world is ready for solutions. Let's make them happen. #ClimateAction#solar
“The poorer a family is, the larger the percentage of its total expenditure must be spent on food. This is why a rise in basic costs (like the electricity price hike) hits lower-income households much harder—they have less "luxury" padding in their budget to cut back on.”
In a normal happy economy blue line should move outward. But in an exploitative system it collapses to squeeze and eliminate possibilities for people.
Higher electricity prices -> lower real income (purchasing power) -> people become poorer
A lot of unhappy people -> trouble
How Japan defeated China (1895) and Russia (1905)
“Japan's new leaders essentially said — we will take everything the West has built over 300 years and replicate it in 30.” - Claude
Dodge line:
1 US Dollar = 360 Japanese Yen
This rate was officially set on April 25, 1949, and it remained unchanged for 22 years.
Boom years: 1950-1970
Pakistan, India, Bangladesh - 1990, 2005, 2026 Historical Comparison: Monthly Income vs. Electricity Cost (in PKR) - data from gemini, chart claude
What do you see?
Stop embarrassing yourselves. 🤦♂️
Sualeh Asif’s success isn’t Pakistan’s victory—it happened despite being Pakistani, not because of it. 🇵🇰
Pakistani talent ≠ Pakistani ecosystem.
MIT 🎓, Silicon Valley 🌉, funding 💰—that’s it.
Fix the system, or stop taking credit.