11. Year 1983 has the highest inflated reserves value in the history of Pakistan; this may be due to extensive US foreign aid.
12. The period 1985-2000 saw all data points below the average except for the year 1994, this appears to be because of the political instability and post afghan war effects.
13. 1994 appears to be an exception in this period, this may because of the extensive listing of public companies in stock exchange in the previous three years (around 42%). This resulted in increased level of confidence in overseas Pakistanis which caused more remittances.
14. The Political stability appears to be the reason for consistent growth and stability of Reserves in the period 2002-2007
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16. 1973 – Pakistan appearing as leading Islamic state in Islamic countries
18. 2002 – Pakistan became the front line state for war on terror which resulted in foreign support
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