Pakistan 2012 GDP growth rate revised to 4.2% from 3.6%:World Bank

[Chinese-Dragon]

Yaar Come on,

Yr talking to an Indian, this was the only thing they thought Pakistan can never ever do and were extremely proud of themselves

Now i feel bad for them.
@nick_indian @illusion8 @INDIC

and all other indians fikr na karo hum ap k gham main barabar k shareek hain.

Can I ask what the last paragraph means?

 

[Cyberian]

If 2012 rate is 4.2 then our GDP growth rate for 2013 should be higher than this.

A Rafay bahi, if I remember correctly the target for 2012-2013 financial year was set by the Government was 4.2% but it only achieved around 3.6% or 3.7%.

Someone may correct.

 

[SHAMK9]

Doing good!!! U call 4%.growth rate good? Yes your growth rate is less pathetic than before, but not even close to be called as good. Btw if you want to compare your growth, compare them with sri lanka or bangladesh, not with a country whose economy is 10 times than yours in terms of PPP. And regarding slow growth rate of Indian economy, it is still the second fasted growing economies among the top 20 economies of the world. The slow growth rate is because of external factors, policy paralysis and massive scams, but dont worry India will soon regain its 9%+ growth rate.

yes, I call it awesome, for what average Pakistani goes through everyday, this is an excellent news.

 

[qamar1990]

Can I ask what the last paragraph means?

he saying dont worry we are part of your sadness.

A Rafay bahi, if I remember correctly the target for 2012-2013 financial year was set by the Government was 4.2% but it only achieved around 3.6% or 3.7%.

Someone may correct.

yeh but the imf readjusted it after crunching some numbers i guess. indias is 3.2 percent ours is 4.2 percent time to change you message suparco

 

[RAMPAGE]

Can I ask what the last paragraph means?

He's saying that we are equally mournful at your loss !!!

 

[Umair Nawaz]

Can I ask what the last paragraph means?

We are part of your grief.!!!!!!!

 

[Cyberian]

Actually, the original post is talking about the previous financial year of 2012-2013 so please ignore my previous post.

 

[Thorough Pro]

clicking the provided link would have helped

Where is the bold part coming from ? India's GDP growth rate for 2012 was 5 %.



Both of which are of your own doing.

 

[Gentelman]

Where is the bold part coming from ? India's GDP growth rate for 2012 was 5 %.



Both of which are of your own doing.

1 )- I guess he is comparing Pak 2012 GDP wirh Indian 2013 GDP(?)
2)- I don't think you should blame a common Pakistani atleast for civil war and war on terrorism coz its really his insult……
TTP and Talibans are whole hell different stories actually…
It's actually a puzzle in which India along with US and CIA also fits in with major contribution……

 

[Leader]

Guys, I was in line for petrol which is 109 btw as of now and I was told by the misery on my face by the petrol guy that probably the CNG would go upto 125 in a few months. So if the economy's good, I'm happy, but could we please see it where it matters?

@Leader, hey what's up? I've been inactive for some time, how's been everything? PS could you retext me? I lost my phone and all contacts

when inflation takes place, those who have their hands in system, get rewarded, but those who earn just salaries or wages, face the burden.

like knowing the market, I knew PIA share would go up and it did go from 3 Rs to 13Rs, so those who bought it, earned 4 times their original investment. similarly put converted the savings to dollar, as we all know by the agreement with IMF, it will hit 130 Rs by the 3 years, its already 106.

so for ordinary folks, middle finger is what nawaz kingo is giving, and will continue to give so... CNG may not hit 125 but it will hit 100 or so in 2-3 years as by then petrol would be around 125-135 rs. unless nawaz govt do something about it...

p.s. I will drop a text to your number.

 

[jaibi]

when inflation takes place, those who have their hands in system, get rewarded, but those who earn just salaries or wages, face the burden.

like knowing the market, I knew PIA share would go up and it did go from 3 Rs to 13Rs, so those who bought it, earned 4 times their original investment. similarly put converted the savings to dollar, as we all know by the agreement with IMF, it will hit 130 Rs by the 3 years, its already 106.

so for ordinary folks, middle finger is what nawaz kingo is giving, and will continue to give so... CNG may not hit 125 but it will hit 100 or so in 2-3 years as by then petrol would be around 125-135 rs. unless nawaz govt do something about it...

p.s. I will drop a text to your number.

Chaki main pis rehayein hain yar

I will look forward to your text, mate.

 

[INDIC]

Now i feel bad for them.
@nick_indian @illusion8 @INDIC

and all other indians fikr na karo hum ap k gham main barabar k shareek hain.

Compare karne ka shauk kise pada hai.

 

[INDIC]

doesn't india borrow over 50 billion a year to meet its budget?

india owed 300 billion at the end of 2012
pakistan owed 56 billion at the end of 2012

pakistans debt is 50 percent of gdp
indias debt is 51 percent of gdp

India's don't borrow from IMF. The current IMF loan will reduce your GDP growth to 2.5%.

 

[INDIC]

Pakistan economic growth rate in 2012 was 3.6% which now officially as per World Bank is revised to 4.2% making Pakistan handing over the least economic growth rate title to India.



GDP growth (annual %) | Data | Graph

World Bank's GDP growth is calculated without adding inflation, official GDP figures are Nominal GDP figures accounting inflation and Pakistan GDP growth was 3.6%. I have replaced Bangladesh with China, see the difference.

GDP growth (annual %) | Data | Graph

 

[INDIC]

yeh but the imf readjusted it after crunching some numbers i guess. indias is 3.2 percent ours is 4.2 percent time to change you message suparco

World Bank's GDP growth figure aren't the Nominal GDP growth that accounts inflation.

Real GDP offers a better perspective than nominal GDP when tracking economic output over a period of time. When people use GDP numbers, they are often talking about nominal GDP, which can be defined as the total economic output of a country. This output is measured at current price levels and currency values, without factoring in inflation.

Nominal GDP vs Real GDP - Difference and Comparison | Diffen