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PAKISTAN,S GDP FIGURES FOR THE YEAR 2017-2018

Per ca-pita income increased to $1,640.50

Pakistan’s economy expanded to $313 billion,

The economy provisionally grew at a pace of 5.8% in the outgoing fiscal year 2017-2018

Good job. Pakistan needs more reforms and clampdown on corruption to have a good solid growth in say chunk of 5 - 10 year timeframe.

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PAKISTAN,S GDP FIGURES FOR THE YEAR 2017-2018

Per ca-pita income increased to $1,640.50

Pakistan’s economy expanded to $313 billion,

The economy provisionally grew at a pace of 5.8% in the outgoing fiscal year 2017-2018

Isn't this GDP rate of Pakistan in 2016-17??
Any source of this figure please
 
Isn't this GDP rate of Pakistan in 2016-17??
Any source of this figure please
Bro source is current budget presented by finance minister of Pakistan.

For 2016-2017
GDP---------------------------------$304 billions
PERCAPITA INCOME ---------------$1541
GDP GROWTH-----------------------5.2 %
 
PAKISTAN,S GDP FIGURES FOR THE YEAR 2017-2018

Per ca-pita income increased to $1,640.50

Pakistan’s economy expanded to $313 billion,

The economy provisionally grew at a pace of 5.8% in the outgoing fiscal year 2017-2018

Isn't 313 billion/ 207 million = 1512 $ ?
 
we need more investment, whee are nawaz Gulf connection that he boast about so much
if he could attracted just 1% of all saudi/GCC foreign investment that would have been enough


Hi,

From my point of view PK should focus on export. Do as much as possible to increase export. As I can see on wikipedia (list of country by export) it seems PK is exporting only +-22 bilions USD/year. Probably this figures are not 100% up to date but should be close to the reallity.

What kind of product for general consomption from PK could I find in Europe? I am thinking and I am quite sure I never tried something from PK. :undecided:

Can you give me some excample oh PK products. Food or not.

Thanks
 
Isn't 313 billion/ 207 million = 1512 $ ?
well sir, why are you dividing these two numbers????????????????????

..people calculate GDP PP ratio per capita not nominal..

Bro source is current budget presented by finance minister of Pakistan.

For 2016-2017
GDP---------------------------------$304 billions
PERCAPITA INCOME ---------------$1541
GDP GROWTH-----------------------5.2 %
per capita in nominal is misrepresentation for example
if apple produced in Pakistan costs 50 cents and 75 cents in Bangladesh, it will be in terms of dollars(nominal) be higher in Bangladesh but actual(PP) will be same

so when it comes to per capita almost always its counted in PP as that is actual national product
 
well sir, why are you dividing these two numbers????????????????????

..people calculate GDP PP ratio per capita not nominal..


per capita in nominal is misrepresentation for example
if apple produced in Pakistan costs 50 cents and 75 cents in Bangladesh, it will be in terms of dollars(nominal) be higher in Bangladesh but actual(PP) will be same

so when it comes to per capita almost always its counted in PP as that is actual national product

Well per capita can be done for both....it just means how much of something per person.

PPP is just a much more accurate measure socio-economically....because of exactly the insulated price levels from country to country (compared to world price level of USD reference).
 
A very surprising information .
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Source? German economy was doing quite well at that time period...a lot of their industry was coming online after the WW2 devastation.
Pakistan lent Rs120 million to West Germany in 1963

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LAHORE: Currently on a tour to Germany, Premier Nawaz Sharif should be walking in Berlin with his head high because 51 years ago in 1963, the Ayub Khan-led government dished out Rs120 million loan to this largest European economy of today for a period of 20 years, some decades-old Ministry of Finance documents reveal.
The situation is totally opposite in 2014, and the total German funding volume for Pakistan or its net trade investment has exceeded 2.3 billion Euros.The economical and financial development cooperation between Pakistan and Germany goes back to 1961. Germany is Pakistan’s fourth largest trade partner currently. During July this year, the German government announced 1 million Euros in immediate assistance to support the relief activities of the World Food Programme (WFP) in the north-west of Pakistan.
Not long ago, some 4,900 classrooms were built or renovated with German cooperation in Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa (KP).Moreover, some 3,50,000 elementary and secondary school teachers in Pakistan have attended the German-funded programmes across the country.
On the health front, just to give one more example, a German support of 42 million Euros had helped Pakistan’s Family Planning Prgrammes during the 1990s. A February 27, 2013, a report appearing in prestigious British daily newspaper “The Guardian” reveals that Pakistan had been lending money to Germany even before 1953!
This is what “The Guardian” had stated: “By 1953, Germany also had debts based on reconstruction loans made immediately after the end of the Second World War. Germany’s creditors included Greece and Spain, Pakistan and Egypt, as well as the US, UK and France.”
The British newspaper had maintained in its afore-cited report that 60 years ago, Greece and Spain had helped post-war Germany recover and half of the country’s war debts were cancelled to build its economy. An agreement to write off the German debts was inked in London.
The credible British media outlet notes: “Following the London deal, West Germany experienced an “economic miracle”, with the debt problem resolved and years of economic growth. The medicine doled out to heavily indebted countries over the last 30 years could not be more different.” The Guardian further states: “Germany emerged from the second world war still owing debt that originated with the First World War.”
Countries such as Greece had willingly taken part in a deal to help create a stable and prosperous Western Europe, despite the war crimes that German occupiers had inflicted just a few years before. In 2014, the German economy is the fourth largest in the world with a nominal GDP of $3.747 trillion, exports of over $1.516 trillion, Foreign Direct Investment stock of $1.335 trillion and Foreign Exchange reserves of $233.813 billion. It is, however, shocking to note that according to a 2013 BBC World Service Poll, only 5 per cent of Germans had viewed Pakistan’s influence positively, with an overwhelming 82 per cent had expressed a negative view.
 
Pakistan lent Rs120 million to West Germany in 1963

Listen
LAHORE: Currently on a tour to Germany, Premier Nawaz Sharif should be walking in Berlin with his head high because 51 years ago in 1963, the Ayub Khan-led government dished out Rs120 million loan to this largest European economy of today for a period of 20 years, some decades-old Ministry of Finance documents reveal.
The situation is totally opposite in 2014, and the total German funding volume for Pakistan or its net trade investment has exceeded 2.3 billion Euros.The economical and financial development cooperation between Pakistan and Germany goes back to 1961. Germany is Pakistan’s fourth largest trade partner currently. During July this year, the German government announced 1 million Euros in immediate assistance to support the relief activities of the World Food Programme (WFP) in the north-west of Pakistan.
Not long ago, some 4,900 classrooms were built or renovated with German cooperation in Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa (KP).Moreover, some 3,50,000 elementary and secondary school teachers in Pakistan have attended the German-funded programmes across the country.
On the health front, just to give one more example, a German support of 42 million Euros had helped Pakistan’s Family Planning Prgrammes during the 1990s. A February 27, 2013, a report appearing in prestigious British daily newspaper “The Guardian” reveals that Pakistan had been lending money to Germany even before 1953!
This is what “The Guardian” had stated: “By 1953, Germany also had debts based on reconstruction loans made immediately after the end of the Second World War. Germany’s creditors included Greece and Spain, Pakistan and Egypt, as well as the US, UK and France.”
The British newspaper had maintained in its afore-cited report that 60 years ago, Greece and Spain had helped post-war Germany recover and half of the country’s war debts were cancelled to build its economy. An agreement to write off the German debts was inked in London.
The credible British media outlet notes: “Following the London deal, West Germany experienced an “economic miracle”, with the debt problem resolved and years of economic growth. The medicine doled out to heavily indebted countries over the last 30 years could not be more different.” The Guardian further states: “Germany emerged from the second world war still owing debt that originated with the First World War.”
Countries such as Greece had willingly taken part in a deal to help create a stable and prosperous Western Europe, despite the war crimes that German occupiers had inflicted just a few years before. In 2014, the German economy is the fourth largest in the world with a nominal GDP of $3.747 trillion, exports of over $1.516 trillion, Foreign Direct Investment stock of $1.335 trillion and Foreign Exchange reserves of $233.813 billion. It is, however, shocking to note that according to a 2013 BBC World Service Poll, only 5 per cent of Germans had viewed Pakistan’s influence positively, with an overwhelming 82 per cent had expressed a negative view.
Free money from e. Pakistan jute sale.
 

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