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Due to CPEC, the economy will grow by 5%....
Moody's analyst for Pakistan William Foster said the IMF program after Pakistan's economy is strong, reduction in fiscal deficit, increasing foreign exchange reserves and the reform process energy and transport of wind, the pack to complete Pakistan's economy in the next two years due to increased investment in the sector being met by the infrastructure investment needs, the pack will grow by 5%.
The burden of debt on Pakistan is increasing the overall debt burden has reached 67 percent of GDP, according to Moody's standard should be limited to 50%.
According to the report, Pakistan ranked at 24 in 2016 and its GDP-PPP was close to $988 billion. By 2030, the GDP-PPP will reach $1,868 billion.
By 2050, the GDP-PPP is expected to exceed $4,236 billion, the report stated.
The professional services firm in its report said that Pakistan’s yearly GDP growth till 2050 would average 4.4 percent and per capita growth is expected to be at 2.9 percent.
The more stake holders the firmer the success of CPEC is guaranteed.
The more stake holders the firmer the success of CPEC is guaranteed.
If we accept Moody's projection of 5% GDP growth in 2017, one must ask why it's only 5%? India's projected growth is over 7%, so what's different about Pakistan, besides spending much more on defense, relative to GDP? Should Pakistan cut back on defense and shift it to economic development?Kindly review below statistics... plus majority of projects are going to complete within next couple of years. while OTOH > 20 thousand direct jobs being created.