PAKISTAN TEHREEK-E-INSAF GOVERNMENT POLICIES FOR SOCIOECONOMIC UPLIFT OF PAKISTANIS: A STUDY OF PUBLIC PERCEPTION AND SATISFACTION

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  • Dr. Safdar Hussain, Muhammad Aqeel, Hamza Muhammad, Abdul Razzak Khan, Muhammad Madni Asghar Author

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Public Perception, PTI, Poverty, Jobs

Abstract

In 2018, a new political party __Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) __came to power at the  national and provincial level in Pakistan. Traditionally two political parties explicitly Pakistan’s Peoples Party and Pakistan Muslim League (N) have dominated the political system of the country. PTI coming to power was indeed a new phenomenon into the murky politics of Pakistan. To some it appeared a fresh wave, to some it appeared a traditional political party. Throughout its turbulent career as politician, Imran Khan has promised to fight corruption, eradicate poverty, and promote public welfare and prosperity policies. Prime Minister Khan and its PTI party renewed these principles of public welfare prior to the 2018 general elections. PTI has completed half of its five years term, it is appropriate time to evaluate PTI government performance. Existing empirical research on PTI government policies primarily regarding public perception and satisfaction has remained under-studied, so an attempt is underway to examine the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Government Policies for Socioeconomic Uplift of Pakistanis. In addition, we also examine the Public Perception and Satisfaction regarding PTI government policies. Public perception and happiness are secured by the administrating a questionnaire.  

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2021-03-23

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Dr. Safdar Hussain, Muhammad Aqeel, Hamza Muhammad, Abdul Razzak Khan, Muhammad Madni Asghar. (2021). PAKISTAN TEHREEK-E-INSAF GOVERNMENT POLICIES FOR SOCIOECONOMIC UPLIFT OF PAKISTANIS: A STUDY OF PUBLIC PERCEPTION AND SATISFACTION. Bulletin of Business and Economics (BBE), 10(1), 84-98. https://bbejournal.com/BBE/article/view/74

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