The document presents a thesis analyzing the relationship between economic competitiveness and taxation in Pakistan from 2008 to 2013. The objective is to define and analyze how specific taxation systems in Pakistan relate to the country's competitive status using macroeconomic indicators and tax revenue and burden data. The hypotheses compare direct and indirect tax revenues as well as consumption, wealth, and labor taxes. The methodology analyzes tax revenues as a proportion of GDP based on Pakistani statistical bureau data, using graphical illustrations of tax revenue consumption and burden.