COALITION GOVERNMENT & PAKISTAN’S ECONOMIC STABILITY.

Pakistan’s economic stability and growth are intricately linked with political and economic reforms. However, the outcome of the 2024 election is unlikely to significantly alter Pakistan’s economic stability due to the formation of a coalition government. In such a scenario, no single political party would possess absolute power or mandate. Instead, power would be distributed among multiple parties through a power-sharing formula.

A coalition government lacking absolute power or a clear mandate faces challenges in implementing significant reforms without the consultation or support of its coalition partners. This dynamic often leads to compromises and slower decision-making processes, hindering the swift implementation of necessary reforms.

Therefore, while the election results may bring about changes in the political landscape, the overall economic stability of Pakistan is unlikely to be dramatically affected, as the coalition government’s ability to enact substantial reforms may be constrained by the need for consensus among its diverse coalition partners.