Economy Comparison Between Pakistan and Bangladesh

Presented To : Sir Muhammad Irfan Presented By: Faiz-Ul-Hassan By: Faiz-UlAfnan-YasinAfnan-Yasin-Raja Khawar Bashir Umair Ziad MBAMBA-3

The University Of Lahore Islamabad Campus

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Comparison Economy overview GDP (purchasing power parity) GDP (official exchange rate) GDP - real growth rate GDP - per capita (PPP) GDP - composition by sector Population below poverty line Labor force Labor force - by occupation Unemployment rate Household income or consumption by percentage share Distribution of family income - Gini index Investment (gross fixed) Budget Public debt Inflation rate (consumer prices)

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Central bank discount rate Commercial bank prime lending rate Stock of domestic credit Industries Industrial production growth rate Electricity - production Electricity consumption Electricity exports Electricity imports Oil production Oil consumption Oil imports Oil exports Oil - proved reserves

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Natural gas production Natural gas consumption Natural gas exports Natural gas - proved reserves Current Account Balance Agriculture products Exports Exports commodities Exports partners Imports Imports commodities Imports partners Reserves of foreign exchange and gold Debt external Stock of direct foreign investment - at home Stock of direct foreign investment - abroad Market value of publicly traded shares Exchange rates Agriculture

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performance of Bangladesh economy was better than that of Pakistan in the last fiscal year ending.  GDP of Pakistan 4.1% grew and Bangladesh economy grew 5.9% last fiscal year

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Fiscal year Bangladesh relative stability in Exchange rate where in Pakistan exchange rate remained volatile in most part of the last year  Decline in rupee value result greater share of imported inflation overall Consumer price index inflation in Pakistan where Bangladesh s inflation remained relatively low

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indicators show Bangladesh s real sector as well as external sector better than Pakistan

  

GDP (purchasing power parity) Pak. $451.2 billion Ban. $259.3 billion

       

GDP (official exchange rate) Pak. 174. Pak. $174.8 billion Ban. 100. Ban. $100.1 billion GDP - real growth rate Pak. Pak. 2.7% Ban. Ban. 6% GDP - composition by sector Pak. Agriculture: 21.8% industry: 23.6% services: 54.6% Ban. Agriculture: 18.4% industry: 28.7% services: 52.9%


 

Population below poverty line

Pak. 24% Ban. 40%


 

Labor force - by occupation

Pak. 55.77 million Ban. 73.87 million


 

Unemployment rate
Pak. 15% Ban. 4.8%


 

Investment (gross fixed)

Pak. 15% of GDP Ban. 24.4% of GDP


 

Inflation rate (consumer prices)

Pak. 13.4% Ban. 8.1%

 Electricity - production  Pak. 90.8 billion kWh



Ban. 25.62 billion kWh

 Electricity consumption  Pak. 72.2 billion kWh



Ban. 23.94 billion kWh

 Electricity
 Pak.  Ban.

exports

0 kWh 0 kWh

 Electricity
 Pak.  Ban.

imports

0 kWh 0 kWh

Oil production Pak. 59,140 bbl/day Ban. 5,733 bbl/day


 

Oil Oil Oil

consumption imports exports production consumption

Pak. 373,000 bbl/day Ban. 82,340 bbl/day


 

Pak. 319,500 bbl/day Ban. 77,340 bbl/day


 

Pak. 30,090 bbl/day Ban. 2,612 bbl/day


 

Natural gas
Pak. 37.5 billion cu m Ban. 19.91 billion cu m


 

Natural gas
Pak. 37.5 billion cu m Ban. 20.1 billion cu m


 

Natural gas
Pak. 0 cu m Ban. 0 cu m

exports imports products


 

Natural gas
Pak. 0 cu m Ban. 0 cu m




Agriculture

Pak. Cotton, wheat, rice, sugarcane, fruits, vegetables; milk, beef, mutton, eggs  Ban. Rice, jute, tea, wheat, sugarcane, potatoes, tobacco, pulses, oilseeds, spices, fruit; beef, milk, poultry



Exports

Pak. $20.29 billion  Ban. $16.24 billion


 

Exports

commodities

Pak. Textiles (garments, bed linen, cotton cloth, yarn), rice, leather goods, sports goods, chemicals, manufactures, carpets and rugs Ban. Garments, frozen fish and seafood, jute and jute goods, leather


 

Exports Imports

partners

Pak. US 15.87%, UAE 12.35%, Afghanistan 8.48%, UK 4.7%, China 4.44% Ban. US 22.5%, Germany 14.2%, UK 9.6%, France 7%, Netherlands 6.4% Pak. $32.71 billion Ban. $21.34 billion


 

Imports commodities  Pak. Petroleum, petroleum products, machinery, plastics, transportation equipment, edible oils, paper and paperboard, iron and steel, tea  Ban. Machinery and equipment, chemicals, iron and steel, textiles, foodstuffs, petroleum products, cement


 Imports
 

partners

Pak. China 15.35%, Saudi Arabia 10.54%, UAE 9.8%, US 4.81%, Kuwait 4.73%, Malaysia 4.43%, India 4.02% Ban. China 16.16%, India 12.61%, Singapore 7.55%, Japan 4.63%, Malaysia 4.46%

 Reserves

of foreign exchange and

gold
 

Pak. $16.1 billion Ban. $10.79 billion

 Debt

external  Pak. $57.21 billion  Ban. $24.46 billion

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of direct foreign investment at home

Pak. $30.09 billion Ban. $6.72 billion

 Exchange
 

rates

Pakistani rupees (PKR) per US dollar - 85.27 (2010), 81.7129 (2009), 70.64 (2008), 60.6295 (2007), 60.35 (2006) Taka (BDT) per US dollar - 70.59 (2010), 69.039 (2009), 68.554 (2008), 69.893 (2007), 69.031 (2006)

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