An Appraisal of Direct Interventionist Role of the Government in Poverty Alleviation: A Case Study from 2008-2018

Syndicate Advisor: Dr Muhammad Najeeb Khan
Research Coordinator: Sidra Irfan
Faculty Member: Syed Rehan Haider Kazmi
In-Charge Coordination Syndicate Activity: Syed Shabbir Akbar Zaidi
Huseeb Ahmed Bajwa		Chairperson
Qurat ul Ain		Secretary
Mashal		Member
Adnan Marwat		Member
M. Awais Qarni		Member
Amjad Raja		Member
Mumtaz Jaffery	Member
Anas Khan	     Member

An Appraisal of Direct Interventionist Role of the Government in Poverty Alleviation: A Case Study from 2008-2018

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Syndicate-10.docx(374.98 KB)

Date

2024

Authors

Syndicate Advisor: Dr Muhammad Najeeb Khan Research Coordinator: Sidra Irfan Faculty Member: Syed Rehan Haider Kazmi In-Charge Coordination Syndicate Activity: Syed Shabbir Akbar Zaidi Huseeb Ahmed Bajwa Chairperson Qurat ul Ain Secretary Mashal Member Adnan Marwat Member M. Awais Qarni Member Amjad Raja Member Mumtaz Jaffery Member Anas Khan Member

Publisher

Civil Services Academy, Walton, Lahore

Abstract

The poverty has been the major challenge faced by developing countries. Poverty often accompanies deprivation and inequality. The developmental economics render the elimination of poverty, inequality and unemployment as the pre-requisites of development. The state often intervenes in free market economy in order to safeguard its citizens from the vicious trap of poverty. This research has analyzed such interventions in the period 2008-18.