Economists Critique Election Manifestos for Lacking Financial Viability and Implementation Plans
Summary
Economists and former government officials critique Nepal's election manifestos for lacking financial viability, cost assessments, and realistic implementation plans amidst the country's economic challenges.
Key Points
- Economists criticize election manifestos for lacking detailed financial plans and implementation strategies.
- Nepal's economy faces multiple challenges including low revenue collection, budget deficits, and weak capital expenditure.
- Former officials emphasize the importance of cost-benefit analysis and securing revenue before expenditure in manifestos.
- Political instability and lack of accountability reduce the feasibility of ambitious economic promises in manifestos.
