The document discusses public investment and foreign aid. It defines public investment and describes different types of public investment including productive and non-productive investment. It also lists various sources of public investment such as taxes, money printing, exports, bonds/equity, remittances, and foreign aid/debt. The objective of the study is to analyze the effect of foreign aid on public investment and economic growth in Pakistan. Several literature reviews on the relationship between foreign aid, investment, and growth in other countries are also summarized.

2. Foreign Aid & Public Investment Dept. of Economics, Federal Urdu University Arts, Science & Technology, Islamabad Presented By: Najeebullah & Tayyaba Kalsom

3. Public Investment Public investment Investment can be many things such as investment in machinery, buildings, facilities and computers. Operating expenditure on training, education and research is sometimes also regarded as investment. From the macroeconomic point of view, public investments are the key variable available to any government for supporting the development of economies, as it can invest in the sectors that have been given priority in its government plan for achieving development goals.

4. The Colours Types of Public investment (A ) Productive investment investment in transportation, education, industrial sector, on natural resources, energy etc. (B)Non productive investment defense expenditure etc. defense expenditure etc. defense expenditure etc. defense expenditure etc. defense expenditure etc.

6. Picture slide Foreign Aid The international transfer of public and private funds in the form of loans or grants from donor countries to recipient countries. Foreign Aid (also known as international aid, overseas aid) is a voluntary transfer of resources from one country to another, given at least partly with the objective of benefiting the recipient country.