A) Significantly increasing subsidies on all agricultural inputs to boost production.
B) Expanding the Public Sector Development Program (PSDP) without revenue generation targets.
C) Implementing measures to broaden the tax base, control non-development expenditures, and reduce public debt.
D) Prioritizing nationalization of key private industries to enhance state control.
Explanation
IMF programs typically require member countries to undertake fiscal reforms aimed at improving revenue collection (broadening tax base), controlling government spending (reducing non-development expenditures), and managing public debt to ensure macroeconomic stability and fiscal sustainability.
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