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GDP of Pakistan
According to the Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2022, Pakistan’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth is projected to slow to 4% in FY2022 from 6% in FY2021 | DETAILS
Literacy rate of Pakistan
Literacy rate is 60% [Economic Survey 2020-21] DETAILS
Unemployment rate of Pakistan
Unemployment 9% (2020-21) Labour Force Survey (LFS) | DETAILS
Sustainable Development Goal Report 2021 Pakistan
Despite the Covid-19 global pushback, Pakistan’s SDG Global Rank is 129 (out of 193) in 2021, improved by five ranks, 134 (out of 166) in 2020. | News | (PDF DETAILS)
Education Expenditure GDP
Education expenditures by the federal and the provincial governments in Fiscal Year 2020 stood at 1.5 percent of the GDP as compared to 2.3 percent of the GDP in fiscal year 2019, says the Economic Survey 2020-21. | DETAILS
Population of Pakistan Growth Rate
Pakistan Population as per Census March 2017 is 8million with 2.4 growth rate [Now World’s 5^th populated with 210m by surpassing Brazil] | DETAILS
Pakistan lost due to Terrorism
Acc to FY 2017-18 Pakistan lost due to terrorism incidents around 7bn $ | DETAILS
Corruption rate in Pakistan
Pakistan dropped 16 places in the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) for 2021 it ranked 140 out of 180 countries, according to Transparency International. | DETAILS
Poverty rate in Pakistan
40% of a country’s population is earning their life below the poverty-line. As per World Bank 2021 report, it it 39.3% | DETAILS
Inflation rate in Pakistan
Pakistan’s general inflation measured by Consumer Price Index (CPI) clocked in at 24-month peak of 13% in January, 2022. | DETAILS
Water-Shortage capacity in Pakistan
According to UN Development Programme, water-shortage capacity available in Pakistan is 121 cubic meters per person. Per capita surface water availability of 5,260 cubic metres per year in 1951 turned into around 1,000 cubic metres in 2016. This is likely to further drop to about 860 cubic meters by 2025. The PCRWR describe that Pakistan reached the “water stress line” in 1990 and crossed the “water scarcity line” in 2005. | DETAILS
Global Climate Risk Index 2021 rate of Pakistan
Global Climate Risk Index 2021 reported by Germanwatch was released in 2021 which showed Pakistan drop from 5th most vulnerable country to climate change, to the 8th position. Pakistan lost 0.52% per unit of its GDP due to climate change and it has witnessed 173 climate-related events in 19 years. | DETAILS
Global Hunger Index 2021 Pakistan
In 2021 Global Hunger Index, Pakistan ranks 92nd out of the 116 countries with sufficient data to calculate 2021 GHI scores. With a score of 24.7, Pakistan has a level of hunger that is serious. | DETAILS
Agriculture in Pakistan
In Pakistan, 65-70% of the population depends directly on agriculture. The livestock sub-sector contributes 55% to the agriculture sector. It contributes 19.2 per cent to the GDP and provides employment to around 38.5 per cent of the labour force. [Pakistan Economic Survey 2020-21]| DETAILS
Human Development Index (HDI)
PAKISTAN’S ranking on the Human Development Index (HDI) in 2020 is 154th out of 189 countries. | DETAILS
Democracy Index 2021 Pakistan
Pakistan ranked 104th among 167 nations on Democracy Index 2021. Pakistan was placed at the 104^th spot among 167 states on the global Democracy Index 2021, compiled by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). | DETAILS
Global Gender Gap Index 2021 Pakistan
In 2021, Pakistan ranked 153^rdout of 156 countries on the Global Gender Gap Index. The report found that Pakistan’s gender gap had widened by 7 percentage points, to 55.6%, making it one of the worst countries for gender parity. Only Iraq, Yemen and Afghanistan fared worse. | DETAILS
WJP’s Rule of Law Index (RLI) — 2021 Pakistan
Pakistan as WJP’s Rule of Law Index (RLI) ranked 123rd Across 139 Countries, 2021 | DETAILS PDF
Press Freedom Index — 2021 Pakistan
According to the Reporters Without Borders (RSF) report, Pakistan has fallen by 12 places to 157 out of 180 countries. Last year, Pakistan was ranked 145 on the list. | DETAILS
Foreign Direct Investment
Foreign investment slides 33pc in February, 2022. Poor investment climate hit the FDI inflows which noted a sharp decline of 50pc to $110 million in January this year 2022 from $218.7m in December 2021. | DETAILS
Value of Pakistan’s imports and exports in FY 2020-21

EXPORTS: $25.630 billion (FY 2021)
IMPORTS: $53.785 billion (FY 2021)
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TRADE DEFICIT:
Trade Deficit: 28.155 billion (FY 2021)
Trade deficit widens to $32bn [latest data] | Details Source

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FEDERAL BUDGET In BRIEF 2021-2022

(Budget in Brief is a synopsis of the Federal Budget 2021-22 and is published to provide concise and simple information for clear understanding.)

Pakistan’s economy has witnessed a V-shaped recovery after contracting by 0.47% in FY 2020-21.
The provisional GDP growth rate for FY 2021 is estimated to be 94% against the targeted growth of 2.1% through the policy initiatives undertaken during FY 2020-21.
The nominal GDP for FY 2021 is projected to increase from Rs45,567 billion to Rs47,709
The Economic Stimulous of 24 trillion announced in March 2020 has been extended for the FY 2021 and an amount of Rs155 billion has been released tomitigate the socio economic impacts of Covid 19 pandemic.
The Current account balance during Jul-Apr, FY 2020-21 posted a surplus of $0.8 bn (0.3 % of GDP) against a deficit of $4.7 bn (-2.1 % of GDP) last year.
Exports during Jul-Apr FY 2020-21 increased by 5% to $21.0 bn ($ 19.7 bn last year). On YoY basis, exports increased by 61.3 % to $2.3 bn in Apr, 2021 ($ 1.4 bn in Apr, 2020).
Remittances grew significantly by 0% to $24.2 bn and surpassed the target of $21.5 bn as compared to $18.8 bn during Jul-Apr, FY 2020-21 during same period last year.
LSM posted a growth of 8.99% during Jul-Mar FY 2020-21 against a negative growth of 5.10% for last year.
The inflation based on Consumer Price Index (CPI) during Jul-Apr, FY 2020-21 is down to 6% as against 11.2% during the same period last year.
FBR tax collection grew by 14.4% to Rs.3,780 bn during Jul-Apr FY 2020-21 against Rs.3,303 bn last year.
Fiscal consolidation helped in containing the fiscal deficit to2% of GDP during Jul- Apr, FY 2020-21, against 5.3% of GDP last year.
Primary balance posted a surplus of Rs.159 billion during Jul-Apr FY 2020-21, against the deficit of 205 billion last year.
Refund of Rs.253 billion was issued by FBR to the business community during Jul- April, FY 2020-21, which are 5% higher than previous year’s Rs.151.8 billion issued during the same period last year.
Private Sector has borrowed 454.5 bn during Jul-Apr FY 2020-21, compared to Rs.318.5 bn during the same period last year, a growth of 43%.
Fixed investment loan disbursement increased to Rs140.4 billion during Jul-Apr FY 2020-21, as compared to Rs 0.4 billion during the corresponding period last year, thus registered a significant growth.
Pakistan has entered the international capital market after a gap of over three years by successfully raising USD 2.5 billion.
World Bank recognized the Ehsaas Emergency Cash Programme as amongst the top four social protection interventions in the world in terms of the numbers of people covered.

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Comparison Then 2018 And Now (2021/22)

Facts and Figures For CE-2022 by CSSMCQs

NOTICE: The aforementioned Comparison report is prepared by the previous Govt, therefore, before quoting any fact and figure from it in your paper. It is highly suggested to check its authenticity.