Taliban economic policies

The Taliban's economic policies focus on gaining financial support through limited international recognition, controlling key industries like mining and agriculture, and restricting certain activities such as women's work and education, which impact economic growth. They aim to generate revenue via taxes, bans on imported goods, and exploiting natural resources. However, sanctions, international isolation, and internal restrictions hinder economic stability, resulting in high unemployment and reliance on aid and illicit activities. Their approach emphasizes state control and resource exploitation, but faces challenges in fostering sustainable economic development amidst global and regional pressures.