In general we can cay that over time, the growth in 

GDP in Pakistan coupled with a tight labour market has increased

the inflation rate.

At the same Higher inflation rate had an exponential effect on prices, rapidly eroding the consumer buying power in
Pakistan.

This in turn slowed the economy down, reduced GDP, and increased unemployment rate.

GDP is essential for economic growth. Correspondingly, if GDP is falling annually, it will cause business failures and
thereby increase unemployment.

When unemployment is low, businesses have to compete more for workers, forcing wages up. 

Higher wages increases labour costs, which businesses will counter with higher prices.

Also higher wages means increased consumption driving up demand, which also increases prices.