Abstract:
The purpose of this abstract is to provide an overview of the macro fiscal health factors in Pakistan. The study aims to identify and analyze the factors that contribute to the fiscal health of the country, including government revenue, expenditures, debt, and economic growth. Using a combination of primary and secondary sources, the research examines the current state of the macro fiscal health in Pakistan and analyzes the impact of past and present policies. The findings suggest that the fiscal health of Pakistan is heavily dependent on factors such as government expenditure, tax revenue collection, and external debt levels. It is evident that Pakistan's high debt to GDP ratio poses a significant threat to the country's macro fiscal health. The study also highlights the need for developing a strong and stable macroeconomic framework that promotes financial stability and long-term growth. This abstract is intended to provide a brief overview of the macro fiscal health factors in Pakistan. The research aims to provide policymakers and stakeholders with a better understanding of the current state of Pakistan's fiscal health and identify areas for improvement. Suggestions for future research include analyzing the impact of new policies and reforms on Pakistan's macro fiscal health.
