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Page 137
... growth rate of about 12.6 per cent in productivity in the primary sector and 15 per cent in the non - primary sector . The ratio of occupied to total population is nearly constant at an average of about 50 per cent . With the growth of ...
... growth rate of about 12.6 per cent in productivity in the primary sector and 15 per cent in the non - primary sector . The ratio of occupied to total population is nearly constant at an average of about 50 per cent . With the growth of ...
Page 448
... growing economy , and growth may fail to take place because entrepreneurs will not expand their output if they do not expect demand to grow . The potential growth rate of an economy depends upon technological progress and an increase in ...
... growing economy , and growth may fail to take place because entrepreneurs will not expand their output if they do not expect demand to grow . The potential growth rate of an economy depends upon technological progress and an increase in ...
Page 572
Column ( 1 ) of Table 6 represents an underestimate . Consequently , the growth rate of 25.2 per cent for overall manufacture exports ( see , Column ( 3 ) of the same table ) is upward biased . The bias , however , does not seem to be ...
Column ( 1 ) of Table 6 represents an underestimate . Consequently , the growth rate of 25.2 per cent for overall manufacture exports ( see , Column ( 3 ) of the same table ) is upward biased . The bias , however , does not seem to be ...
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advance deposits agreements agricultural analysis areas Asia Asian average balance bales Bank of Pakistan bazaar bonus scheme capital cash census cent coefficient commodities consumption cooperation cost cotton crop crores customs union December decline Development Economics East ECAFE economic development economic growth economic integration effect elasticity enumerators estimates exports factors farmers firms food output foodgrains foreign exchange foreign exchange earnings foreign trade hessian higher Hong Kong imports increase India industries Institute of Development International intra-regional trade investment Iran Japan jute Karachi labour land less limited manufactured marginal marginal revenue marketable surplus ment million monetary money supply national income payments percentage period Philippines Planning population problem production programme question rate of growth ratio raw jute reason relative revenue rise rural saving scheduled banks sector Statistics Table tion underdeveloped countries United wage West Pakistan yarn