CONECTIVIDADE É O ATALHO PARA A PROSPERIDADE: MÃO DE AJUDA PARA IRON IRMÃO (巴 铁) IMPACTO ECONÔMICO DA CPEC

Autores

  • Muhammad Usman Department of Economics and Business Administration, University of Education, Lahore Faisalabad Campus, Pakistan
  • Muhammad Shaique IBA Sukkur
  • Ilyas Ahmad Department of Economics and Business Administration, University of Education (Jauharabad Campus)
  • Shahbaz Khan Foundation University, Islamabad
  • Mudassir Husnain Department of Economics and Business Administration, University of Education (Faisalabad Campus)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.23925/2179-3565.2021v12i1p152-158

Palavras-chave:

One Belt One Road (OBOR), Corredor Econômico China-Paquistão (CPEC), Indicadores de Desempenho do Corredor (CPI), Desempenho Econômico Atual e Futuro

Resumo

Como um símbolo da Amizade Paquistão-China e o projeto principal de One Belt One Road (OBOR), o Corredor Econômico China-Paquistão (CPEC) está construindo o futuro do Paquistão. Assim, o objetivo deste estudo é avaliar o desempenho atual e futuro do CPEC. Para tanto, utilizamos dados publicados no site oficial do CPEC. Usando técnicas de Indicadores de Desempenho de Corredor (CPI) apresentadas por Kunaka, C., & Carruthers, R. (2014), descobrimos que o desempenho atual do CPEC é muito bom. Com base nos fatos, esperamos também que o desempenho econômico futuro do CPEC também seja viável e sustentável. Portanto, podemos concluir a discussão dizendo que o CPEC é sem dúvida a tábua de salvação para a economia do Paquistão.

 

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2021-04-12

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