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Arun Dahal Khatri
The author is pursuing Financial Economics and Mathematics at University of Maryland, USAnews@myrepublica.com
Reshaping Nepal's Economic Landscape
Published On: August 12, 2023 08:30 AM NPT By: Arun Dahal Khatri
Nepal, a buffer state between the two economic giants, India and China, struggles to maintain financial stability. Its strategic location between these two global powerhouses has positioned it at the crossroads of economic activity. Still, it has also exposed the nation to unique challenges that have impacted its macroeconomic landscape.
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