The document discusses Pakistan's trade dynamics, highlighting a significant trade deficit with imports valued at $80 billion in 2022 and exports at $37 billion in 2023. Key issues include high dependence on energy imports, limited domestic production affecting food security, and a reliance on external debt. Measures taken to address these challenges include a ban on non-essential imports and efforts to boost exports through incentives and trade agreements.

1. Exploring the Imports & Exports of
Pakistan: Which sectors contribute
what?
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4. Sectors Contributing to Pakistan's imports:

5. FY-22
FY-23

8. BALANCE OF TRADE

9. TRADE DEFICT
Import
Exports
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Imports (2022)
$80 billion
Exports (2023)
$37 billion
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TRADE DEFICIT
Exports (2022)
$31 billion
Imports (2023):
$55Billion
-$48 billion.
-$27 billion.

11. CIRCLE
DIAGRAM
High Dependency on Energy Imports
Limited Domestic Production-Weak Export
Agriculture and Food Security Issues
Rising Cost of Machinery and Industrial Inputs
Import of Consumer Goods and Luxuries
Dependence on External Debt and Foreign Aid
IMF Agrrements
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09 Interest Rates & Inflation
Currency Depreciation

12. Ban on Non-Essential
Imports: In 2022
Boosting Exports
Through Incentive
Schemes
Trade Agreements
China, India, and Central
Asian republics
Tightening Monetary Policy
Raised Interest Rates
To Reduce Inflation
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