Question 1

1. The different types of the economy in Pakistan

Accepted Answer

1. Free market Economy: In this type of economy, the capitalist, businesses, firms, and individuals can make their own decisions regarding the production, supply, and growth of their wealth. It is usually seen in democratic countries.n2. Command Economic: Here, a central governing body makes policies and  decisions regarding the people's economic growth.n3. Mixed Economy: A mixed economy is a blend of free and commands Economy characteristics. It is the most common type of economy seen around the world. Pakistan has a diverse economy at present.

Question 2

2. Why did the Pakistan economy collapse? Let's dig deep.

Accepted Answer

The agriculture sector of Pakistan is looming in the dark with inconsistent natural calamities, droughts, reduced groundwater, and pollution. nPakistan's rupee has fallen considerably against the U.S. dollar, making repayment of existing debts very difficult. Pakistan is taking new loans from I.M.F. and Saudi Arabia to clear its older loans, thereby falling into the debt trap and becoming vulnerable to economic collapse.

Question 3

3.What is the relationship between Pakistan's Economy and Mental Health

Accepted Answer

1.  The people of Pakistan are vulnerable to mental health issues due to their falling economy. Pakistan's most common mental health disorders are anxiety, depression, psychosis, schizophrenia, and suicidal tendencies.n2. According to researchers, food insecurity, lack of resources, rising debts, and natural calamities directly correlate to increasing mental health issues among the people of Pakistan. n3. Pakistan is self-sufficient in food due to its agriculture sector. Still, a rise in natural calamities led to the loss of finances, properties, and high-interest rates on loans. It led to slowly mounting anxiety among the households and an exponential increase in the suicide rate. n4. The government of Pakistan cannot satisfy the needs of its people, which has led to economic frustration and mental health issues in Pakistan.nAccording to psychiatrists in Pakistan, most mental health issues go undiagnosed and untreated due to a lack of resources and funds to get help. Even when they begin treatment, the inability to pay for medical expenses increases the number of dropouts. This further increases the burden on the health sector.

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Pakistan Economy and Mental Health: How the Economic Situation in Pakistan is Affecting Mental Health