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Pakistan surpasses India's GDP growth rate

You got spanked by your own Congress party and your 3-4% growth rate. :D

Chinese-Lizard, The growth rate is 5% acc. to October 2013 World Bank report itself,Pakistan's growth was only 3.6%:

This is the latest data from World Bank:

ISLAMABAD:
The World Bank sounded optimistic on Thursday as it projected that Pakistan’s economic growth would remain steady
at 3.5% in the current financial year, underestimating adverse impact of tight monetary and fiscal policies on growth and job creation.

According to the bank’s South Asia Economic Focus report, there will be a marginal decrease of 0.1 percentage point in real gross domestic product (GDP) growth compared with 3.6% the country achieved in the last fiscal year.

http://tribune.com.pk/story/616414/...omy-resilient-growth-to-remain-steady-at-3-5/

So @Chinese-Dragon or lizard Pakistan grew by 3.6% last year acc. to World bank & not 4.2%.

Also IT added that India grew by 5% in 2012 % not 3.2 %:

The bank has projected that regional GDP will grow by 4.4 percent in calendar 2013, 5.7 percent in 2014, and 6.2 percent in 2015. India, which accounts for 80 percent of South Asian GDP, would expand 4.7 percent in fiscal 2013-14, down from 5 percent the previous year, it said.

http://in.reuters.com/article/2013/10/09/worldbank-southasia-growth-idINDEE9980J120131009
Source: REUTERS
 
Chinese-Lizard, The growth rate is 5% acc. to October 2013 World Bank report itself,Pakistan's growth was only 3.6%:

This is the latest data from World Bank:

So you think the Pakistani Tribune is more reliable than the World Bank's own website?

In the very first post, I put a link directly to the World Bank's website. If you don't like the numbers, take it up with them.
 
So you think the Pakistani Tribune is more reliable than the World Bank's own website?

In the very first post, I put a link directly to the World Bank's website. If you don't like the numbers, take it up with them.

Chini bro, Express Tribune is one of the most reliable newspaper in pakistan & is affliated to New York Times

BTW the second link stating India grew by 5% is none other than Reuters.

 
Chini bro, Express Tribune is one of the most reliable newspaper in pakistan & is affliated to New York Times

It's nice you have so much respect for the Pakistani Tribune, but I gave a DIRECT LINK to the World Bank's own website.

This is the original source, not the Pakistani Tribune or the Hindu or whatever. This is the website of the World Bank itself.
 
unfortunately your cross border attacks prevent good relations to develop even if the intentions are there.
oh my god how inocent u are...love ur intentions,,,..but would u care to look in history from 1971.cross border or within border.till u dont change ur policy u will get the fair answer
 
I love how you take the word of the Pakistani Tribune and the Pakistani Nation newspapers more seriously than the DIRECT LINK to the World Bank's own website. :lol:

Pak newspapers won't lie about their own nations.

Also Nation is quoting IMF & not WB which far more important globally than WB.
 
Again chinese manners in full display.

You actually understood the opposite of what I meant, chinese High IQ???? :lol::lol::lol:

:lol: you actually think a country need to run a fiscal deficit to 'run the state economy wise'?

Wow, what an idiot.

Go learn some economics kid, before trying your hand at economic debates.

No wonder Indians are looked down upon.
 
You got spanked by your own Congress party and your 3-4% growth rate. :D
Can you guarantee this will be the growth rate of India in the coming years??
If not why bother about GDP rate of current year when India has the potential.
 
Can you guarantee this will be the growth rate of India in the coming years??
If not why bother about GDP rate of current year when India has the potential.

What potential?

The largest fiscal and trade deficit in the entire developing world?

Poor infrastructure? (There is a reason that Southeast Asia is getting all the manufacturing jobs).

India's fast growth from 2004-2007 was just an anomaly, the entire world was growing fast during those years.
 
Trade deficit with China is worry and anti dumping laws will take care of that, mean while India will concentrate on manufacturing sector.
Indian Manufacturing is picking up pace, we have a big coast line, setting up plants on coastal regions will only need minimum infrastructure.

Too much infrastructure with out any returns is bad for economy.

What potential?

The largest fiscal and trade deficit in the entire developing world?

Poor infrastructure? (There is a reason that Southeast Asia is getting all the manufacturing jobs).

India's fast growth from 2004-2007 was just an anomaly, the entire world was growing fast during those years.
 
That's just the officials numbers, the real numbers are far worse.

Unlike in China, India's political environment leaves very little scope for keeping something hidden for long. Both good and bad...
 
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