Comparison of Pakistani economical growth and GNP under different rule

[Silly_Billy]

Re: Comparison of Pakistani economical growth and GNP under different rule

@Sa1eem

http://www.statpak.gov.pk/depts/fbs/statis...unts/table2.pdf

Bhutto rule 1972 - 1977: (5 years)

That means in dollar terms, Pakistan GNP grew by an average of 6.69 percent a year and per capita income increased by an average of 2.97 percent a year during 5 years of Bhutto rule.

Zia rule 1977 - 1988 (11 years)

That means in dollar terms, Pakistan GNP grew by an average of 8.83 percent a year and per capita income increased by an average of 5.78 percent a year during 11 years of Zia rule.

Corrupt rule of BB and NS: 1988 - 1999. (11 years)

That means in dollar terms, Pakistan GNP grew by an average of 4.1 percent a year and per capita income increased by an average of 1.55 percent a year during 11 years of corrupts (BB and NS) rule.

Musharraf rule 1999 - 2007 (8 years)

That means in dollar terms, Pakistan GNP grew by an average of 11.24 percent a year and per capita income increased by an average of 8.89 percent a year during last 8 years of Musharraf rule, from 1999 - 2007.

Based on those figures it is clearly evident that under Musharraf has had achieved greater economic development and growth than under any previous government/regime since 1971 - at least. In fact the economic achievments under Musharraf are historic and monumental compared to others.

Though, it also appears that the 11 years of BB and Nawaz were actually worse economically for Pakistan than under ZAB in the 1970’s. I have got revise my opinion of ZAB accordingly. Compared to BB and Nawaz on the economic front at least, he was way, way better.