Economic Crisis

The current global economic crisis, which began with the severe strains on the financial and banking system in parts of the developed world, now risks triggering a human development catastrophe in the worlds poorest countries. As the leaders of the richest nations set off to London for the G-20 summit, this Thursday, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) warns that those most vulnerable to the crisis are living outside the spotlight and their predicament should be addressed at the table.

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[yahoovisitor]

Bhutto when took over as the Prime Minister his team of economists gave him a rough estimate about the industrial production, & income which wasnt found in Pakistani banks. Bhutto in a public speech addressed the industrial class & ordered them to bring back the money they had illegally moved out. About 25% amount returned but Bhutto wasnt satisfied. A constitutionally authoritative public account committee needs to do this job and take Pakistan out of the financial crisis it is in since 1947.

[RCvolunteer1978]

money is not important for many years the world can deal with trade until what ever value that can be agreed on twenty chickens for a young cow etc