Ali Hasanain
Ali Hasanain is an associate professor of economics at the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) in Pakistan. He specializes in trade economics and has provided insights on the implications of international trade policies, particularly regarding the challenges and opportunities faced by Pakistan in light of the tariffs imposed by the United States. Hasanain emphasizes the significance of the US as a trade partner for Pakistan and discusses the potential for shifting trade patterns in response to the new tariffs.
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Ali Hasanain noted that the IMF’s findings reflect long-standing domestic research on elite influence.
Still afloat, still fragile: How Pakistan economy is dodging a complete collapse — explained
India· 2025-12-17
Ali Hasanain is an associate professor at Lahore University of Management Sciences who noted that the IMF’s conclusions align with prior studies.
‘Persistent, corrosive’: IMF blames corruption for Pakistan’s economic crisis; cites policy for elitesIndia· 2025-11-26Ali Hasanain, an associate professor of economics at LUMS, commented on the budget's discipline.
‘Short of structural, bold reforms’: Finance experts unpack 2025-26 budget - Prism
Pakistan· 2025-06-10
Ali Hasanain, an associate professor of economics at LUMS, commented on the GDP per capita number, expressing concerns about the accuracy of livestock growth numbers.
‘Little substantial achievement’: Analysts weigh in on Economic Survey for FY25 - PrismPakistan· 2025-06-09
Ali Hasanain, associate professor of economics at the Lahore University of Management and Sciences, said that the government faces a uniquely narrow policy corridor.
‘A test of vision’: Finance gurus lay out expectations from upcoming budget - PrismPakistan· 2025-06-05
Ali Hasanain, associate professor of economics at LUMS, said America is one of Pakistan’s most important trade partners.
Challenges crop up as US imposes tariff on Pakistan - BusinessPakistan· 2025-04-04
Ali Hasanain, associate professor of economics at LUMS, highlighted that America is one of Pakistan’s most important trade partners.
Economists see hurdles and opportunities for Pakistan as US imposes 29pc tariff on country - BusinessPakistan· 2025-04-03
