Political Economy of Pakistan for B.S Political Science by Sultan Khan provides a comprehensive analysis of Pakistan’s economic development through a political lens. It explores how political decisions, power structures, and governance affect economic progress, highlighting issues such as class struggle, state policies, foreign aid, debt dependency, and institutional dysfunction. Especially relevant for undergraduate students, this book is aligned with university curricula and gives readers a grounded understanding of both theoretical frameworks and real-world economic challenges in Pakistan. Available now at Multan Kitab Ghar, this text is essential for grasping the complex interplay between politics and economy in Pakistan.

Political Economy of Pakistan 

Key Features:
✓ Tailored for B.S Political Science students
✓ Combines theory with real-world economic issues in Pakistan
✓ Written by the renowned academic Dr. Sultan Khan
✓ Discusses globalization, IMF policies, and socio-political impacts
✓ Ideal for exams, assignments, and conceptual clarity

Topics Covered:
✓ Historical evolution of Pakistan’s economy
✓ Political institutions and economic planning
✓ Role of military and bureaucracy in economic decisions
✓ Globalization and economic dependency
✓ Structural adjustment and IMF programs
✓ Class conflict and feudalism in economic stagnation
✓ Privatization and industrial policy
✓ Corruption, governance, and institutional decay
✓ Social inequality and economic disparity
✓ Contemporary challenges in economic reforms