I could not find a source but i found a similar one claiming that Pakistan GDP is 26Trillion pkr as of last year
Pakistan needs $76.19 billion to pay off debts: IMF - thenews.com.pk
Which means 265Billion dollars.I remember a source claiming that Pakistan GDP will expand to 28.7Trillion pkr by june 2014 which means 292Billion dollars by this FY end(june).
In 2012 Pak GDP was 23.2Trillion pkr and within one year it increased upto 26Trillion PKR.This year if we apply the same growth even though the growth rate is more than the past years.Than Pak GDP will expand to almost 29Trillion PKR.
considering this speed we migth end up by 350Billon dollars in 2015 not 340bn $
And similar to this happened with india in 2003-05
International Monetary Fund, World Economic Outlook-Google Public Data Explorer
Similar to this happened with Indian GDP in 2003-04
India GDP increased from 618Billion dollars to 721Billion dollars within single year despite only 7% growth rate which hardly translate into 30Billion dollars increase though because of inflation the GDP increase is more like 100Billion dollars.
Same happened with CHinese GDP and same is happening in Pakistan.
Well it is expected that Pakistna might even beat the 500Billion dollars mark by 2018
See what same type. Source saying in 2014....
Global ranking: Pakistan billed to become 18th
largest economy by 2050
By News Desk
Published: January 20, 2014
If economist O’Neill’s projections are correct,
Pakistan’s economy would grow 15 times in the
next 35 years or so. PHOTO: FILE
Pakistan would become the 18th largest economy
in the world by 2050 with a GDP of US$ 3.33
trillion, predicted economist Jim O’Neill.
Currently, Pakistan is the 44th largest economy in
the world with a GDP of US$ 225.14 billion. This
means that, if O’Neill’s projections are correct,
Pakistan’s economy would grow 15 times in the
next 35 years or so.
Economist Jim O’Neill, who coined the term
BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India and China – as
potential powerhouses of the world economy, has
now identified the ‘Mint’ countries – Mexico,
Indonesia, Nigeria and Turkey – as emerging
economic giants, according to BBC.
In terms of wealth, Mexico and Turkey are at
about the same level, earning annually about $
10,000 per head. This compares with $3,500 per
head in Indonesia and $1,500 per head in Nigeria,
which is on a par with India. They are a bit
behind Russia – $14,000 per head – and Brazil
on $11,300, but still a bit ahead of China – $
6,000 (£3,600).
Published in The Express Tribune, January 20th ,
2014.