2. Rate of Inflation2010:2011:2012: 3. Rate Of
Inflation2010:2011:2012: 4. Rate of
Unemployment2010:2011:2012:Close to none. 5. Rate of Unemployment
2010: 2011: 2012: 6. Population 2010: 173 million 2011: 176.7
million 2012: 185 million (2.03% growth rate) 7. Population 2010:
1.34 billion 2011: 1.37 billion 2012: 1.374 billion (Fall in growth
due to one child policy) 8. Birth Rate 2010: 27.28 2011: 24.3 2012:
24.3 9. Birth Rate 2010: 12.12 2011: 12.29 2012: 12.31 10. Death
Rate 2010: 7.46 2011: 6.8 2012: 6.8 11. Death Rate 2010: 7.03 2011:
7.17 2012: 8.7 12. Tax to GDP Ratio 2010-2013: 12.7% 13. Tax to GDP
Ratio 2010-2012: 22% 14. GNP 2010: 107.28 billion dollars 2011: 252
.11 billion dollars 2012: 211.20 billion dollars 15. GNP 2010-2012:
431.6 billion dollars 16. GDP 2010: 174.8 billion dollars 2011:
211.09 billion dollars 2012: 1426.0 billion dollars 17. GDP 2010:
5.87 trillion dollars 2011: 7.29 trillion dollars 2012: 7.298
trillion dollars 18. Real GDP Real Gdp Of Pakistan To Grow
To$196.58bn In 2010-11 19. Real GDP Annual real GDP growth rate:
9.5% 20. Nominal GDP Nominal Gdp Of Pakistan To Grow To$196.58
billion dollars In 2010-12 21. Nominal GDP Nominal GDP of China to
increase by9.7% 22. Balance of payments 2010: -$3.94 billion 2011:
-$2.17 billion 2012: -$3.3 billion 23. Balance of Payments 2010:
$-10.56 billion 2011: $-15.6 billion 2012: $-22 billion 24.
Literacy Rate 2010: 48% 2011: 49.9% 2012: 50% 25. Literacy Rate
2010: 91.6% 2011: 98.2% 2012: 99% 26. Major Industries Mining and
quarrying Fuel extraction industry Manufacturing Construction
Electricity, gas and water supply 27. Major Industries Machinery
manufacturing Energy industry Automobile Steel 28. Major Exports 1.
Raw cotton, Textile products and Cotton yarn. 2. Rice. 3. Leather
and leather products. 4. Carpets and rugs, Tents. 5. Synthetic
textiles. 6. Surgical instruments. 7. Sports goods. 8. Readymade
garments. 9. Vegetable, fruit and fish. 10. Engineering goods. 11.
Chemicals and Pharmaceutical products. 29. Major Exports 1.
Agriculture 2. Energy and mineral resources 3. Mining 4.
Hydroelectric resources 5. Coal 6. Oil and natural gas 7. Metals
and non metals 8. Industry and manufacturing 9. Steel industry 10.
Automotive industry 30. Status of medium-small businesses Pakistan
has emerged as the second rapidly growingeconomy in Asia after
China in 2004 2005, as claimed bygovernment and well accepted by
international raters andfinancial institutions. The assessment of
the role of smallbusinesses in Pakistan is of vital importance. In
Pakistan thesmall business sector is not only the minor sharer till
yet,reality is that Pakistans whole economy is highly dependableon
the pace and productivity of small businesses. Out ofPakistans 3.2
million enterprises 95% are those who possess99 employees in
private industrial sector and employ about78% of non agriculture
labour force. We have to talk about themain potential they are
capable of, to boost the progress andefficiency of Small-medium
businesses. The real potentialgrowth in the country is the deprived
people of this countrywho are quite keen to raise their standard of
living. 31. Status of medium-small businesses Structured
CompetitionThese dichotomies help explain the countrys
incredibledrive and business energy. The country is
incrediblycompetitive, with 1.6 billion people striving for a
still-limited number of opportunities. Relentless
competitioncentered on price has an unfortunate tendency to
crowdout all other values, including quality, service, and
mostimportant, trust. Traditional Chinese business practiceswere
built on around establishing long-term relationshipswith business
partners that could foster trust among allparties. At the same
time, China is also home towidespread counterfeiting of everything
from DVDs andiPods to those very same luxury goods .
