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As Tim Hortons draws crowds in Lahore, economist says cannot compare economy with purchasing power

As Tim Hortons draws crowds in Lahore, economist says cannot compare economy with purchasing power

  • Tim Hortons witnessed record-breaking sales on the opening day of its outlet in Lahore on February 11, says head of operations
  • Economist says despite social media criticism, the move brings foreign direct investment to the South Asian country
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