Economic Survey of Pakistan Highlights
 

[B][I][CENTER][SIZE="5"][COLOR="RoyalBlue"]Economic Survey of Pakistan Highlights[/COLOR][/SIZE][/CENTER][/I][/B]
[B][I][CENTER][SIZE="5"][COLOR="RoyalBlue"]2012-13[/COLOR][/SIZE][/CENTER][/I][/B]



[B][SIZE="5"]GDP[/SIZE][/B][INDENT]GDP Minimal $240 Billion
GDP (PPP) $540 Billion
Growth Rate = 3.7%
$2,900 (2012 est.)
Unemployment Rate = 5.6%
Per Capita Income = $ 1368
Inflation Non Food Items = 8.7%
Inflation Food Items = 10.9%[/INDENT]



[B][SIZE="5"]GDP Share[/SIZE][/B][INDENT]Service Sector = 57.7% (3.7% growth rate)
Agriculture = 21.4% (3.3% growth rate)
FBR tax collection = Rs.2,381 billion which was 26.4% higher over the actual collection
Indirect taxes = Accounts 63.2% of FBR Collections[/INDENT]



[B][SIZE="5"]Other Info[/SIZE][/B][INDENT]Total Exports = US$ 20,147 million (growth of 4.2%)
Total Imports = $36.665 billion (growth of -1.02%)
Pakistan’s public debt = Rs.13,626 billion (almost 59.5% of GDP)
literacy rate = 58%
Punjab and Sindh = 60% literacy
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa = 52% literacy
Balochistan = 46% literacy[/INDENT]



[B][SIZE="5"]Health & Nutrition[/SIZE] [/B][LIST][*]Hospitals = 1,207[*]Dispensaries = 5,382 [*]Basic Health Units = 5,404 [*]Maternity and Child Health Centres = 696 [*]Doctors = 160,289 [*]Dentists = 12,544 [*]Nurses = 82,119 [*]Hospital beds = 101,173[/LIST][INDENT][/INDENT]



[B][SIZE="5"]Population, Labour force and Employment [/SIZE][/B][LIST][*]Total population = 184.35 Million[*]Population Growth Rate = 2.0%[*]Labor force 60.36 million [*]Total Fertility Rate (TFR) = 3.3%[*]Life expectancy = 66.5 (female) and 64.6 (male) [*]Crude Birth Rate has = 26.80 per thousand [*]Crude Death Rate = 7.0 per thousand [*]Infant Mortality Rate = 67.50 per thousand[/LIST][INDENT][/INDENT]



[B][SIZE="5"]Transport and Communications [/SIZE][/B][INDENT][LIST][*]Pakistan’s current road network = 263,415 kms `[*]NHA road network = 12,131 kms, 33 highways and strategic roads. [*]Pakistan Railway = 7791 kms, 515 locomotives, 1901 passenger coaches and 17543 freight wagons. [*]PIA = 39 Aircraft, 26 aircraft are on average operational, 22 aircraft have outlived their useful life. [*]cellular mobile network covering = 92% of the land of Pakistan (growth of 8.4%) [*]Broadband subscribers = 2.54 million at the end of March 2013[/LIST][/INDENT]



[B][SIZE="5"]Electricity[/SIZE] [/B][INDENT][LIST][*]The installed capacity PEPCO system = 20,986 MW [*](hydro 6627 MW & thermal 14,359MW)[/LIST][/INDENT]
I have wasted a lot of time for making this list because many on this forum wanted me to do so. [B]Specially Exclusively[/B] woh barai pareshan the k kia parhna hai Economic Survey se or Kia Nahi. So Exclusively this is for you and all who want to score well. All these facts and figures should be on your finger tips as they are almost the latest ones. The Fact and Figured normally provided in Essay Books and other are often outdated. So I hope this will help you all :)

Sir I am appearing in CE 2014. What is the source of this information and is this information relevant to year 2014?
Plz reply

[QUOTE=Furqan89;688180]Sir I am appearing in CE 2014. What is the source of this information and is this information relevant to year 2014?
Plz reply[/QUOTE]

[B]Source:- [/B]Economic Survey of Pakistan 2012-13
finance.gov.pk/survey_1213.html‎


Yes all these are up to dated facts and figures, quoted by Government of Pakistan. You feel free to quotes this data in your answer copies :).

[B]Regards[/B]

Naveed Bhutto
Do you have these figures (noted) for last fiscal year?

Sir Naveed BHutto thanks a lot .We appreciate your efforts.

[QUOTE=naimaabro;690273]Naveed Bhutto
Do you have these figures (noted) for last fiscal year?[/QUOTE]

You can find Previous version of Economic Survey for last year statistics/data.


[QUOTE=Anis Ayub;690308]Sir Naveed BHutto thanks a lot .We appreciate your efforts.[/QUOTE]

I am honored and Thank You for your appreciation :))

Naveed sir would you please tell what is the total circular debt presently? How many drone attacks have been made in Pakistan since 2004? What are the total causalities in war against terrorism? What is total amount of foreign debt?

[QUOTE=majid rehman;690707]Naveed sir would you please tell what is the total circular debt presently? How many drone attacks have been made in Pakistan since 2004? What are the total causalities in war against terrorism? What is total amount of foreign debt?[/QUOTE]

Yaara I haven't touched any book after last years exams so I am not that much updated regarding the current scenario of Curcular/Foriegn Debts. Although I have shared the data which was valid till our exams in feb 2013 in the follwoing link

[url]http://www.cssforum.com.pk/css-compulsory-subjects/current-affairs/88168-let-solve-current-affairs.html[/url]

As far as Drone attack and casualities are concerned I remember the Speech of Asif Ali Zardari in UNO last year, where is stated that the entire data relating to drones and the casualities that Pakistan had sufferened being a froent line ally in GWOT. I think you can get the link to that speech by searching it on UNO. or You can look for any article on Drones in JWT Magazine.

Regards

God bless you for always being there to guide.You do such a great job! Keep it up.:bow

[QUOTE=majid rehman;690707]Naveed sir would you please tell what is the total circular debt presently? How many drone attacks have been made in Pakistan since 2004? What are the total causalities in war against terrorism? What is total amount of foreign debt?[/QUOTE]

[B]Drone Strikes Figures:[/B]

In October 2013, the London-based „Bureau of Investigative Journalism‟ had put the total death toll, since the campaign began in Pakistan in 2004, between 2,525 and 3,613. The Bureau stated that between 407 and 926 of those killed were civilians that accounts for 16 to 25 percent of the total deaths. Around 400 of the 2,200 victims of drone attacks over the past decade were non-combatants.

[B]Circular Debts Figures:[/B]

The power companies` bills have spiked again to a staggering Rs216 bn, or equal to 45 pc of the previous bills of the Rs.480 bn cleared by the Nawaz Sharif government in its first month in power.

[B]Source Dawn News paper...[/B]