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Economy post-Nato forces

03 January, 2013

KABUL: A debate is heating up between Kabul and Washington over Afghanistan's economic situation following the withdrawal of US-led forces in 2014.

United States has warned Afghans about an impending economic slump after its pull-out by 2014. Aid money would also dry up with the withdrawal of foreign troops.

Afghanistan's economy is largely dependent on foreign aid. But Kabul does not seem worried, as the Afghans are boosting the state industry instead of sustaining the economy.

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