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Its a very old practice of Hawala or Hundee.
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This is why PPP gdp calculation is a better indicator. If we look at simply the nominal calculation, Pakistan's GDP would have fallen around 40% this year, simply because exchange rate went from 100/usd to 140/usd, might even go higher before the end of the year.
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Pakistan's economy in 100 days of PTI government
(Dunya News) - Pakistan is moving up the ladder as developing democracy. 25th July,2018 was the day people of Pakistan voted for Tehreek-e-Insaf. In result Imran Khan became 30th Prime Minister of Islamic Republic of Pakistan. What made Pakistan Tehreek Insaf stand out? It was not only Imran Khan’s slogan of Accountability. Pakistan Tehreek Insaf introduced a 100 Day agenda consisting of 6 Major themes.
These themes have total 34 initiatives among them 21 are Federal initiatives and 13 are provincial initiatives.
We are going to take a closer look at major economic indicators which depict progress made in short run and direction in which economy is going. However it also includes some basic statistics which effect masses as a whole and effect public opinion.
Exchange Rate USD vs PKR
Exchange rate at any point and time what local currency will fetch in international market. Pakistan had exchange rate of PKR 122.5 against one dollar on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 it was PKR 135.2.
It means over the course of 100 Days of government was not able to ensure investors and governments around the country politically that Pakistan is safe and on its way. If it had then with remittances of foreign investors currency would have appreciated in value but it is quiet contrary.
Petrol prices per liter
Petrol prices are not an economic indicator but it effects general population at a very large scale.The price of Gasoline was 95.24 per liter on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 it was PKR 97.83.
It is basic necessity of a major part of Pakistani population.It effected not only daily activity. It raised cost of doing business and services being provided.Middle and lower income house hold showed resentment overgovernment’s decision of raising prices of Gasoline.
Pakistan Stock Exchanges KSE-100 Index
Pakistan Stock exchange provides one of most liquid investment forum forforeign investors. The KSE-100 index was at 42,446 on August 18th, 2018. While closing for week of November 25th, 2018 was at 40,869.
Data from fund managers and brokers at Pakistan Stock Exchange shows that there was a major outflow of foreign investors fund over past few months which is still going on.
Total value of shares
Total value of shares in market is amount shares will fetch if they are sold at that time.Technically it is referred as market capitalization. The PSX was valued PKR 8,703 billion on August 18th, 2018.
While closing for week of November 25th, 2018 its capitalization was at PKR 8,096 billion. So market capitalization went down in last 100 days.
Inflation
Inflation is general rise in price level of commodities. It is a measure which shows change in price from a certain point in a specific time period. It also shows decrease in purchasing power of a set of people using certain currency.The inflation was reported to be 5.84% on August 18th, 2018.
While on November 25th, 2018 it was 6.8%. It shows that purchasing power of Pakistani nation went down and prices of products went up. If you take a look at sensitive price index of Pakistan bureau of statistics it gives you detailed insight in set of products.
Trade Deficit
Trade deficit is balance created when imports of a country exceed exports of that country.. The trade deficit was USD 2.9 Billion on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 it was USD 2.93 Billion.
The rise is very marginal in 100 Days but this is after introducing regulatory duties on imports and devaluation of currency. If the currency would have been at same level it could reduce to a significant extent.
Pakistan’s foreign reserves
Every country keeps foreign reserves so that it can trade from all countries and make them payments. Pakistan’s foreign reserves stood at USD 16.72 Billions on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 they were standing at USD 14.7 Billions.
Analysts expect foreign exchange to dip further by the end of the week as month ends. The dip in foreign exchange was due to external payments and slow down in the arrival of foreign inflows.
Continuous decline in foreign exchange reserves led to devaluation of Pakistan rupee. The country need financial assistance especially from International Monetary Fund to meet the funding gap of $12 billion require during the current fiscal year.
Interest rate
Interest rate is cost of borrowed principal amount from any institution or individual. If the interest rate is high then less people and business will borrow money and economic activities decrease.
When interest rate are low the more people and businesses will borrow money and economic activities will increase.. The interest rate was 7.5% on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 it was at 8.5%.
Current account deficit
Current account is measure of country’s trade where value of goods and services it imports exceeds the value of goods and services it exports. It also includes net income, interest earned and dividends, money transfers such as foreign aids and grants. It also includes any foreign direct investments made in capital account. . The current account deficit was USD 590 Million on August 18th, 2018. While in October it was USD 950 million. It has widened despite of numerous steps taken by government.
Government need to refocus to mitigate the situation as current measures placed are not working out. Spear heading the economic matters isAsad Umer. He was elected Member of national assembly from NA-54, ICT III of affluent capital city of Pakistan.He is currently Minister of Finance. He was a successful corporate executive for 27 years. However as a legislator his tenure is less than 5 years.
Currently major economic indicators are not reflecting progress towards promises made in political campaign, manifesto and 100 Day agenda of Pakistan Tehreek Insaf.
The promised economic turnaround will not only lift living standard of people, it will also restore Pakistan’s flight from being emerging markets to developed country.It will provide jobs to majority of unemployed youth. It will lift millions out of poverty. It is audacity of hope which kept this nation afloat throughout history. But time will tell is the nation in right hands or still it has to go the distance to find right leaders. Because in these 100 days nation was not given what was promised.
Details by Ali Ehtsham and stats compiled by Haris Zamir and Tariq Ghauri
https://dunyanews.tv/en/Business/468176-Pakistan-Economy-100-Days-PTI-Government
(Dunya News) - Pakistan is moving up the ladder as developing democracy. 25th July,2018 was the day people of Pakistan voted for Tehreek-e-Insaf. In result Imran Khan became 30th Prime Minister of Islamic Republic of Pakistan. What made Pakistan Tehreek Insaf stand out? It was not only Imran Khan’s slogan of Accountability. Pakistan Tehreek Insaf introduced a 100 Day agenda consisting of 6 Major themes.
These themes have total 34 initiatives among them 21 are Federal initiatives and 13 are provincial initiatives.
We are going to take a closer look at major economic indicators which depict progress made in short run and direction in which economy is going. However it also includes some basic statistics which effect masses as a whole and effect public opinion.
Exchange Rate USD vs PKR
Exchange rate at any point and time what local currency will fetch in international market. Pakistan had exchange rate of PKR 122.5 against one dollar on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 it was PKR 135.2.
It means over the course of 100 Days of government was not able to ensure investors and governments around the country politically that Pakistan is safe and on its way. If it had then with remittances of foreign investors currency would have appreciated in value but it is quiet contrary.
Petrol prices per liter
Petrol prices are not an economic indicator but it effects general population at a very large scale.The price of Gasoline was 95.24 per liter on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 it was PKR 97.83.
It is basic necessity of a major part of Pakistani population.It effected not only daily activity. It raised cost of doing business and services being provided.Middle and lower income house hold showed resentment overgovernment’s decision of raising prices of Gasoline.
Pakistan Stock Exchanges KSE-100 Index
Pakistan Stock exchange provides one of most liquid investment forum forforeign investors. The KSE-100 index was at 42,446 on August 18th, 2018. While closing for week of November 25th, 2018 was at 40,869.
Data from fund managers and brokers at Pakistan Stock Exchange shows that there was a major outflow of foreign investors fund over past few months which is still going on.
Total value of shares
Total value of shares in market is amount shares will fetch if they are sold at that time.Technically it is referred as market capitalization. The PSX was valued PKR 8,703 billion on August 18th, 2018.
While closing for week of November 25th, 2018 its capitalization was at PKR 8,096 billion. So market capitalization went down in last 100 days.
Inflation
Inflation is general rise in price level of commodities. It is a measure which shows change in price from a certain point in a specific time period. It also shows decrease in purchasing power of a set of people using certain currency.The inflation was reported to be 5.84% on August 18th, 2018.
While on November 25th, 2018 it was 6.8%. It shows that purchasing power of Pakistani nation went down and prices of products went up. If you take a look at sensitive price index of Pakistan bureau of statistics it gives you detailed insight in set of products.
Trade Deficit
Trade deficit is balance created when imports of a country exceed exports of that country.. The trade deficit was USD 2.9 Billion on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 it was USD 2.93 Billion.
The rise is very marginal in 100 Days but this is after introducing regulatory duties on imports and devaluation of currency. If the currency would have been at same level it could reduce to a significant extent.
Pakistan’s foreign reserves
Every country keeps foreign reserves so that it can trade from all countries and make them payments. Pakistan’s foreign reserves stood at USD 16.72 Billions on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 they were standing at USD 14.7 Billions.
Analysts expect foreign exchange to dip further by the end of the week as month ends. The dip in foreign exchange was due to external payments and slow down in the arrival of foreign inflows.
Continuous decline in foreign exchange reserves led to devaluation of Pakistan rupee. The country need financial assistance especially from International Monetary Fund to meet the funding gap of $12 billion require during the current fiscal year.
Interest rate
Interest rate is cost of borrowed principal amount from any institution or individual. If the interest rate is high then less people and business will borrow money and economic activities decrease.
When interest rate are low the more people and businesses will borrow money and economic activities will increase.. The interest rate was 7.5% on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 it was at 8.5%.
Current account deficit
Current account is measure of country’s trade where value of goods and services it imports exceeds the value of goods and services it exports. It also includes net income, interest earned and dividends, money transfers such as foreign aids and grants. It also includes any foreign direct investments made in capital account. . The current account deficit was USD 590 Million on August 18th, 2018. While in October it was USD 950 million. It has widened despite of numerous steps taken by government.
Government need to refocus to mitigate the situation as current measures placed are not working out. Spear heading the economic matters isAsad Umer. He was elected Member of national assembly from NA-54, ICT III of affluent capital city of Pakistan.He is currently Minister of Finance. He was a successful corporate executive for 27 years. However as a legislator his tenure is less than 5 years.
Currently major economic indicators are not reflecting progress towards promises made in political campaign, manifesto and 100 Day agenda of Pakistan Tehreek Insaf.
The promised economic turnaround will not only lift living standard of people, it will also restore Pakistan’s flight from being emerging markets to developed country.It will provide jobs to majority of unemployed youth. It will lift millions out of poverty. It is audacity of hope which kept this nation afloat throughout history. But time will tell is the nation in right hands or still it has to go the distance to find right leaders. Because in these 100 days nation was not given what was promised.
Details by Ali Ehtsham and stats compiled by Haris Zamir and Tariq Ghauri
https://dunyanews.tv/en/Business/468176-Pakistan-Economy-100-Days-PTI-Government
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i hope now everyone agrees that PML N screwed up economy worst than PPPP as i have been saying since last 2 years
dunya bullshit, since when do we count the private bank reserves..thats purely stupid..PML N did that paint a beautiful picturePakistan's economy in 100 days of PTI government
(Dunya News) - Pakistan is moving up the ladder as developing democracy. 25th July,2018 was the day people of Pakistan voted for Tehreek-e-Insaf. In result Imran Khan became 30th Prime Minister of Islamic Republic of Pakistan. What made Pakistan Tehreek Insaf stand out? It was not only Imran Khan’s slogan of Accountability. Pakistan Tehreek Insaf introduced a 100 Day agenda consisting of 6 Major themes.
These themes have total 34 initiatives among them 21 are Federal initiatives and 13 are provincial initiatives.
We are going to take a closer look at major economic indicators which depict progress made in short run and direction in which economy is going. However it also includes some basic statistics which effect masses as a whole and effect public opinion.
Exchange Rate USD vs PKR
Exchange rate at any point and time what local currency will fetch in international market. Pakistan had exchange rate of PKR 122.5 against one dollar on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 it was PKR 135.2.
It means over the course of 100 Days of government was not able to ensure investors and governments around the country politically that Pakistan is safe and on its way. If it had then with remittances of foreign investors currency would have appreciated in value but it is quiet contrary.
Petrol prices per liter
Petrol prices are not an economic indicator but it effects general population at a very large scale.The price of Gasoline was 95.24 per liter on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 it was PKR 97.83.
It is basic necessity of a major part of Pakistani population.It effected not only daily activity. It raised cost of doing business and services being provided.Middle and lower income house hold showed resentment overgovernment’s decision of raising prices of Gasoline.
Pakistan Stock Exchanges KSE-100 Index
Pakistan Stock exchange provides one of most liquid investment forum forforeign investors. The KSE-100 index was at 42,446 on August 18th, 2018. While closing for week of November 25th, 2018 was at 40,869.
Data from fund managers and brokers at Pakistan Stock Exchange shows that there was a major outflow of foreign investors fund over past few months which is still going on.
Total value of shares
Total value of shares in market is amount shares will fetch if they are sold at that time.Technically it is referred as market capitalization. The PSX was valued PKR 8,703 billion on August 18th, 2018.
While closing for week of November 25th, 2018 its capitalization was at PKR 8,096 billion. So market capitalization went down in last 100 days.
Inflation
Inflation is general rise in price level of commodities. It is a measure which shows change in price from a certain point in a specific time period. It also shows decrease in purchasing power of a set of people using certain currency.The inflation was reported to be 5.84% on August 18th, 2018.
While on November 25th, 2018 it was 6.8%. It shows that purchasing power of Pakistani nation went down and prices of products went up. If you take a look at sensitive price index of Pakistan bureau of statistics it gives you detailed insight in set of products.
Trade Deficit
Trade deficit is balance created when imports of a country exceed exports of that country.. The trade deficit was USD 2.9 Billion on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 it was USD 2.93 Billion.
The rise is very marginal in 100 Days but this is after introducing regulatory duties on imports and devaluation of currency. If the currency would have been at same level it could reduce to a significant extent.
Pakistan’s foreign reserves
Every country keeps foreign reserves so that it can trade from all countries and make them payments. Pakistan’s foreign reserves stood at USD 16.72 Billions on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 they were standing at USD 14.7 Billions.
Analysts expect foreign exchange to dip further by the end of the week as month ends. The dip in foreign exchange was due to external payments and slow down in the arrival of foreign inflows.
Continuous decline in foreign exchange reserves led to devaluation of Pakistan rupee. The country need financial assistance especially from International Monetary Fund to meet the funding gap of $12 billion require during the current fiscal year.
Interest rate
Interest rate is cost of borrowed principal amount from any institution or individual. If the interest rate is high then less people and business will borrow money and economic activities decrease.
When interest rate are low the more people and businesses will borrow money and economic activities will increase.. The interest rate was 7.5% on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 it was at 8.5%.
Current account deficit
Current account is measure of country’s trade where value of goods and services it imports exceeds the value of goods and services it exports. It also includes net income, interest earned and dividends, money transfers such as foreign aids and grants. It also includes any foreign direct investments made in capital account. . The current account deficit was USD 590 Million on August 18th, 2018. While in October it was USD 950 million. It has widened despite of numerous steps taken by government.
Government need to refocus to mitigate the situation as current measures placed are not working out. Spear heading the economic matters isAsad Umer. He was elected Member of national assembly from NA-54, ICT III of affluent capital city of Pakistan.He is currently Minister of Finance. He was a successful corporate executive for 27 years. However as a legislator his tenure is less than 5 years.
Currently major economic indicators are not reflecting progress towards promises made in political campaign, manifesto and 100 Day agenda of Pakistan Tehreek Insaf.
The promised economic turnaround will not only lift living standard of people, it will also restore Pakistan’s flight from being emerging markets to developed country.It will provide jobs to majority of unemployed youth. It will lift millions out of poverty. It is audacity of hope which kept this nation afloat throughout history. But time will tell is the nation in right hands or still it has to go the distance to find right leaders. Because in these 100 days nation was not given what was promised.
Details by Ali Ehtsham and stats compiled by Haris Zamir and Tariq Ghauri
https://dunyanews.tv/en/Business/468176-Pakistan-Economy-100-Days-PTI-Government
second CAD has halfed so where are these figures coming from, has dunya opened another state bank or what..pemra should take action against falsification of data..yeah i will give inflation and dollar rate ..
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PPP enjoy Musharraf era economy. But PMLn cross all boundaries of economic failure
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PMLN 1st 6 months and last 6 month were based upon sanity first three years were partially checked by loose imf program
It seems clear the whole focus was mpney laundering and commissions
Good thing is first PML supporters were all is good tone
Now they are in all is worsw but slightly worse than before forgetting who put us in the worse situation in the first place
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That gives some envious feeling.
Your ppp govt was really bad , but pmln i wont judge in a hurry . Lets see what pmln did in the ground -
1. Drastically reduced power cuts.
2. Lahore and islamabad bus metros helping millions.
3. Revived the dead pakistan railways.
4. CPEC agreement with china.
5. Turkish and chinese cos hired fir garbage disposal.
6. Great highways since previous term.
Its only negative in the eyes of hardliners here is that they tried to improve relations with india , which the army cant tolerate.
Pakistan has systemic issues with its economy which cant be solved in a couple of years , but nawaz sharriff made a start.
No shortcuts except -
Get infrastructure like power and roads.
Start small with import substitution industries.
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Pakistan's economy in 100 days of PTI government
(Dunya News) - Pakistan is moving up the ladder as developing democracy. 25th July,2018 was the day people of Pakistan voted for Tehreek-e-Insaf. In result Imran Khan became 30th Prime Minister of Islamic Republic of Pakistan. What made Pakistan Tehreek Insaf stand out? It was not only Imran Khan’s slogan of Accountability. Pakistan Tehreek Insaf introduced a 100 Day agenda consisting of 6 Major themes.
These themes have total 34 initiatives among them 21 are Federal initiatives and 13 are provincial initiatives.
We are going to take a closer look at major economic indicators which depict progress made in short run and direction in which economy is going. However it also includes some basic statistics which effect masses as a whole and effect public opinion.
Exchange Rate USD vs PKR
Exchange rate at any point and time what local currency will fetch in international market. Pakistan had exchange rate of PKR 122.5 against one dollar on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 it was PKR 135.2.
It means over the course of 100 Days of government was not able to ensure investors and governments around the country politically that Pakistan is safe and on its way. If it had then with remittances of foreign investors currency would have appreciated in value but it is quiet contrary.
Petrol prices per liter
Petrol prices are not an economic indicator but it effects general population at a very large scale.The price of Gasoline was 95.24 per liter on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 it was PKR 97.83.
It is basic necessity of a major part of Pakistani population.It effected not only daily activity. It raised cost of doing business and services being provided.Middle and lower income house hold showed resentment overgovernment’s decision of raising prices of Gasoline.
Pakistan Stock Exchanges KSE-100 Index
Pakistan Stock exchange provides one of most liquid investment forum forforeign investors. The KSE-100 index was at 42,446 on August 18th, 2018. While closing for week of November 25th, 2018 was at 40,869.
Data from fund managers and brokers at Pakistan Stock Exchange shows that there was a major outflow of foreign investors fund over past few months which is still going on.
Total value of shares
Total value of shares in market is amount shares will fetch if they are sold at that time.Technically it is referred as market capitalization. The PSX was valued PKR 8,703 billion on August 18th, 2018.
While closing for week of November 25th, 2018 its capitalization was at PKR 8,096 billion. So market capitalization went down in last 100 days.
Inflation
Inflation is general rise in price level of commodities. It is a measure which shows change in price from a certain point in a specific time period. It also shows decrease in purchasing power of a set of people using certain currency.The inflation was reported to be 5.84% on August 18th, 2018.
While on November 25th, 2018 it was 6.8%. It shows that purchasing power of Pakistani nation went down and prices of products went up. If you take a look at sensitive price index of Pakistan bureau of statistics it gives you detailed insight in set of products.
Trade Deficit
Trade deficit is balance created when imports of a country exceed exports of that country.. The trade deficit was USD 2.9 Billion on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 it was USD 2.93 Billion.
The rise is very marginal in 100 Days but this is after introducing regulatory duties on imports and devaluation of currency. If the currency would have been at same level it could reduce to a significant extent.
Pakistan’s foreign reserves
Every country keeps foreign reserves so that it can trade from all countries and make them payments. Pakistan’s foreign reserves stood at USD 16.72 Billions on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 they were standing at USD 14.7 Billions.
Analysts expect foreign exchange to dip further by the end of the week as month ends. The dip in foreign exchange was due to external payments and slow down in the arrival of foreign inflows.
Continuous decline in foreign exchange reserves led to devaluation of Pakistan rupee. The country need financial assistance especially from International Monetary Fund to meet the funding gap of $12 billion require during the current fiscal year.
Interest rate
Interest rate is cost of borrowed principal amount from any institution or individual. If the interest rate is high then less people and business will borrow money and economic activities decrease.
When interest rate are low the more people and businesses will borrow money and economic activities will increase.. The interest rate was 7.5% on August 18th, 2018. While on November 25th, 2018 it was at 8.5%.
Current account deficit
Current account is measure of country’s trade where value of goods and services it imports exceeds the value of goods and services it exports. It also includes net income, interest earned and dividends, money transfers such as foreign aids and grants. It also includes any foreign direct investments made in capital account. . The current account deficit was USD 590 Million on August 18th, 2018. While in October it was USD 950 million. It has widened despite of numerous steps taken by government.
Government need to refocus to mitigate the situation as current measures placed are not working out. Spear heading the economic matters isAsad Umer. He was elected Member of national assembly from NA-54, ICT III of affluent capital city of Pakistan.He is currently Minister of Finance. He was a successful corporate executive for 27 years. However as a legislator his tenure is less than 5 years.
Currently major economic indicators are not reflecting progress towards promises made in political campaign, manifesto and 100 Day agenda of Pakistan Tehreek Insaf.
The promised economic turnaround will not only lift living standard of people, it will also restore Pakistan’s flight from being emerging markets to developed country.It will provide jobs to majority of unemployed youth. It will lift millions out of poverty. It is audacity of hope which kept this nation afloat throughout history. But time will tell is the nation in right hands or still it has to go the distance to find right leaders. Because in these 100 days nation was not given what was promised.
Details by Ali Ehtsham and stats compiled by Haris Zamir and Tariq Ghauri
https://dunyanews.tv/en/Business/468176-Pakistan-Economy-100-Days-PTI-Government
Not one indicator looks positive after Imran Khan took over. Very bad and very sad indeed.
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To be fair, it would have happened with any leader. Even Warren Buffet as PM cannot prevent a currency from falling after IMF bailout, they do drive a very hard bargain. INR fell drastically in the 90s after IMF bailout. Nawaz Sharif, Musharraf and definitely not the Zardari kid could have done anything. Nawaz Sharif might have negotiated a higher amount from Saudi Arabia, but that's the best there is, that would have only postponed the IMF bailout.
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Really surprise me how easily, they easily escaping from there failed policy. Even they see that there finance minister escape from country on chartered plane with the help of its own govt...
than let's just straightaway fix dollar rate@500 rupees, our exports will skyrocket, right?
this is not how export goes up, you have to create an environment for domestic production at reasonable cost.
goes up, say 100, comes down, say 30.--- yeah, no increase in price
you should seriously think about starting desi murghi business .....
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If you can't manage a economy with China help what hope do you have going forward
China are the masters of manufacture and exports
You have learnt nothing from them in forty years of alliance or is it they intentionally taught you zero
China are the masters of manufacture and exports
You have learnt nothing from them in forty years of alliance or is it they intentionally taught you zero
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