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Pakistan is a reform story like India’s ─ only better: economist

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Hi,

And why do you think I should tell you all these details ?
No no! Not the details of course. But you can tell whether this pic is of your own or some famous personality. And telling your profession won't give away your identity.
 
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No no! Not the details of course. But you can tell whether this pic is of your own or some famous personality. And telling your profession won't give away your identity.
Hi,

I don't feel obliged to divulge my details here.

Hope you understand, plus i have dont have any acquaintance with you
 
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Since you are No.1 troll where culture also have nothing to do with this thread.I came with some facts and where you stand in which you can hard to digest

Now, where your country stand on these parameters, if reforms are good in your country compared to india?

1. India is the 7th largest economy by nominal and 3rd largest by GDP PPP

2. India is the 3rd largest producer of electricity, the state like gujarat produce more electricity than whole pakistan

3. India now become 3rd largest consumer of oil overtaking japan

4. India going to overtake japan in 2016 as the 2nd largest producer of steel

5. India road and rail network is one of the biggest in the world

6. India is one of the biggest Software and Pharmaceutical industry in the world

7. India is one of the biggest producer of cement and coal

8. India have one of the largest pool of engineers,doctors,technicians in the world

9. India is one of the biggest soft power in the world

10. India is home to largest film industry in the world

11. India is having the biggest remittance figure in the world

12. India is the top producer of many agricultural products,Milk in the world

13. India is the 4th most powerful military in the world

14. India is home to one of the largest billionaires in the world

and much more...


15. India has more poverty than population of Africa and 76% don't have toilets
 
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15. India has more poverty than population of Africa and 76% don't have toilets

No 100% do not have toilet including me

What happened to 41 million pakistani people, neither your country build toilet nor your country can afford it? So better to beg with china and see what happens :rofl:
 
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Construction and infrastructural development have been cited as the primary drivers behind Pakistan’s emergence as a frontier market by a Bloomberg report.

The construction sector grew at 11.3 per cent through FY14-15, nearly double the 5.7pc target, according to State Bank of Pakistan data.

London-based chief economist at Renaissance Capital Ltd Charlie Robertson said of Pakistan: “It is the best, undiscovered investment opportunity in emerging or frontier markets,” adding, “What’s changed is the delivery of reforms ─ privatisation, an improved fiscal picture and good relations with the IMF.”

Nawaz’s government has boosted infrastructure expenditure by 27pc to Rs1.5 trillion for fiscal year 2015-2016 (FY15-16), as interest rates are the lowest they have been in 42 years and the economy is expanding at its quickest since 2008.

Pakistan is a reform story like neighbouring India’s, but only better, said Renaissance’s Robertson.


Cement producers DG Khan Cement Co. and Cherat Cement Co. have announced plans to expand, while steelmakers Amreli Steels Ltd. and Mughal Iron and Steel Industries Ltd. are raising equity capital.

Bloomberg data shows the cement industry has rallied 57pc over the FY14-15 ─ nearly thrice the benchmark target ─ with Maple Leaf surging 161pc, Fauji Cement jumping 81pc, and DG Khan making gains of 62pc.


Chief Executive Officer UBL Fund Managers Ltd. Mir Muhammad Ali said, "The construction industry is seeing a boom, and there is still juice left in the cement rally ... Overall economic improvement has also helped.”

Pakistan's $46 billion deal with China for the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor includes $28bn in investments which are expected to have a trickle-down effect.

Read more: $28bn accords for fast-track projects

A builder in Karachi Hassan Baskhi says, “Business has been very good, and there’s no doubt my work has tripled in five years ... There’s huge demand from the middle class for affordable housing.”

The economy has shown resilience to environmental instability. The KSE Index ─ among the world's top 10 performers ─ has grown 16pc over FY14-15, despite sectarian violence, bomb attacks, targeted killings and kidnappings.


Inflation has shown a downward trend over the past twelve months, with the annual inflation for the just-concluded fiscal year resting at 4.53pc.

Read more: Inflation halves to 4.53pc in FY15

Earlier this year, the International Monetary Fund said Pakistan had been making significant progress on targets in the $6.6bn loan programme. The IMF predicted growth of 4.5pc this year following a 4.1pc growth rate last year.

Moody's Investors Services, as well as Standard and Poor's (S&P) upgraded Pakistan's credit rating. S&P attributed the improvement to diversification in income generation, the government's efforts towards fiscal consolidation, improvement in external financing conditions and performance, and stronger capital inflows and remittances.

Pakistan is a reform story like India’s ─ only better: economist - Pakistan - DAWN.COM
Despite being ruled by corrupt PML-N
 
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Don't quote some old news and i have even see in articles that Milk do not have much vitamins.Middle class defined by income based on PPP and i don't think any one can compare middle class in US income with Indian's in dollars term.

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Here middle class- Rs 96,000 to 1,80,000 per year
Upper middle class- Rs 1,80,000 to Rs 7,20,000 per year
 
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