EPBD launches Pakistan Economic Dashboard with 75 years of data
Most outlets led with the launch of the Pakistan Economic Dashboard by the Economic Policy and Business Development (EPBD) Think Tank, emphasizing its free public access and the consolidation of more than seventy-five years of official economic and social statistics. The framing was largely consistent across the excerpts, with slight variation in the placement of details such as the mention of a digital platform or the description of the dashboard as a “free public resource.”
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75 years of statistics on free digital platform: EPBD think tank rolls out ‘Pakistan Economic Dashboard’
ISLAMABAD: The Economic Policy and Business Development (EPBD) Think Tank has launched a public ‘Pakistan Economic Dashboard’, bringing more than 75 years of official economic and social statistics onto a single free digital platform. The dashboard, launched as an EPBD initiative, aims to address the longstanding problem of dispersion of Pakistan’s economic data across statements, releases and ...
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EPBD launches free Pakistan Economic Dashboard with 75 years of official data
ISLAMABAD - The Economic Policy and Business Development (EPBD) Think Tank has launched a public “Pakistan Economic Dashboard” bringing more than 75 years of official economic and social statistics onto a single free digital platform.
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EPBD publishes public dashboard of Pakistan's economy
Economic Policy and Business Development (EPBD) Think Tank today launched “Pakistan Economic Dashboard”, a free public resource bringing together more than seventy-five years of official economic and social statistics in one place, along with the Pakistan Scorecard, covering rankings on governance, economic and social.
3 articles from 3 outlets, 11 Sep–12 Sep 2026. Headlines and links belong to their outlets — HarZaviya links out and never copies article text. What does % identical mean?