Pakistani economy

 Pakistan's economy has always been in crisis. In 1950, Pakistan's economy was on the rise. In the Korean War, cotton has gained a lot of foreign exchange from cotton wool.  The war of 1965 devastated the Pakistani economy. By 1968, the growth rate of the Pakistani economy would be 7%. After 1972, the new government tried to

 implement reforms but its effect was not positive.  Countries will go and the economy will be badly affected. The rupee has to be devalued. Inflation has risen sharply. It has given people a chance to go out. It has improved a bit.  No special measures have been taken. The price of electricity has gone up, energy has become more expensive and debt has also gone up.  Did not pay any attention to exports. In 2013, our exports were 25 25 billion, which will be 21 21 billion in 2017.  At present our external debt is 60 60 billion. Increase exports and reduce imports. Nowadays most of the commodities are lying in the markets.  IMF conditions are strict. Today, if we look at the country's economy, there are external payments. For which dollars are needed. There is no shortage of dollars. People in the country are buying dollars and keeping them in their lockers if they fix the value of dollars.  No dollar is bought. Rising dollar value increases external payments. Exports to Bangladesh and India are better. Their exports are increasing every year. Unless exports increase, the economy will not improve.