Watch this ASTONISHING video of poverty reduction in China (and Pakistan)

[EpiiC]

You really don't know what the GDP is. Our real GDP will be around 340 billion by 2020, it reduced in value because of the currency and thus people quote it as 270 billion. The people didn't get any poorer because of the GDP devaluation. And referring to poverty, did you even watch the video posted in the thread? Pakistan is much better than Bangladesh in terms of wealth distribution.

I know exactly what GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT is..... lets not get too patriotic here.... hard to argue with facts.... It was said to be around $278B back in April .... now end of August its said to be $236B provisional.....Peoples purchasing power decreased significantly due to inflation.... Yes I did watch the video Bangladesh has more people living on $2 a day than Pak....its one of the few areas Pakistan is doing better economically... But at the same time I can't ignore that Pakistan is currently the slowing growing country in South Asia....If it don't step up its growth rate significantly it will be x2 smaller gdp per capita than Bangladesh by 2025....

 

[GreenLightning]

I know exactly what GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT is..... lets not get too patriotic here.... hard to argue with facts.... It was said to be around $278B back in April .... now end of August its said to be $236B provisional.....Peoples purchasing power decreased significantly due to inflation.... Yes I did watch the video Bangladesh has more people living on $2 a day than Pak....its one of the few areas Pakistan is doing better economically... But at the same time I can't ignore that Pakistan is currently the slowing growing country in South Asia....If it don't step up its growth rate significantly it will be x2 smaller gdp per capita than Bangladesh by 2025....

Well even if that happens I would be happy for Bangalis, they are indeed working hard. But we trust the government and their reform policies, Pakistan will see significant growth after we get out of the crisis, our economy has potential to be very diverse, I'd say even more diverse than India's. If everything goes right, we will be one of the fastest growing countries in Asia, In Sha Allah.