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What are the social and economic consequences of crisis profiteering in Pakistan?

Crisis profiteering deepens social inequality by disproportionately affecting vulnerable populations who bear the brunt of inflated prices for essential goods. It undermines consumer purchasing power and exacerbates economic disparities. Moreover, such exploitation during emergencies raises moral concerns about ethical business practices and social responsibility within Pakistani society.

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When Crisis Becomes Commerce: Pakistan's Profiteering Epidemic and the Regulatory Void

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A Crisis Management blog by Fixinc, When Crisis Becomes Commerce: Pakistan's Profiteering Epidemic and the Regulatory Void

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