(Bloomberg) -- Pakistan's government may increase
salaries and pensions and introduce measures to damp prices,
aiming to boost voter support ahead of elections.
Higher tax receipts generated by accelerating growth will
also be used to lift spending on power projects, roads and other
infrastructure and provide financial support for the nation's
textile industry, said Ashfaque Hasan Khan, the government's
chief economic adviser. The budget for the year starting July 1
will be presented in parliament in Islamabad tomorrow.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
salaries and pensions and introduce measures to damp prices,
aiming to boost voter support ahead of elections.
Higher tax receipts generated by accelerating growth will
also be used to lift spending on power projects, roads and other
infrastructure and provide financial support for the nation's
textile industry, said Ashfaque Hasan Khan, the government's
chief economic adviser. The budget for the year starting July 1
will be presented in parliament in Islamabad tomorrow.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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