What went wrong with our economy?

Nepal’s overall development cannot be fully imagined until the large-scale youth migration stops.

Nepal’s economy is currently characterised by two aspects. On the positive side, there are external sectors like remittance, foreign exchange reserve and tourism income. The internal part, which includes the country’s production and job markets, is in a relaxed state. The demand in the market or consumption has not increased, leading to the closure of shops in commercial centres, while others have partially opened. The difficulty of affording daily costs and opening big shopping centres on the periphery have also negatively impacted the market.