India and Pakistan both have followed a similar developmental strategy. The main similarities between the developmental strategies can be summed up as:
(i) India and Pakistan both have started their developmental programmes based on economic planning soon after their independence in 1947.
(ii) Both the countries relied on the public sector for initiating the process of growth and development.
(iii) Both of them have followed the path of mixed economic structure involving the participation of both the state as well as the private sector.
(iv) Both of them introduced economic reforms at the same time to strengthen their economies.
