Pakistan Real per capita income growth:
1988-1999: … 1.08 percent real average per capita income growth per year (Total increase was 12.6 percent over 11 years)
3 years before Musharraf came to power:
This is nothing to do with nuclear test as actually there was negative per capita income growth for year 1996-97 as well as for year 1997-98 (Both pre-nuclear test years).
All ‘nuclear test fallouts’ plus ‘Kargil fallouts’ was during Musharraf period as it takes time for economy to get effected of such fall outs.
Musharraf period:2000-2007: … 2.95 percent real average per capita income growth per year
Well, if we start from 2002:
For year:
Ref (for ‘Real’ per capita income data):http://www.statpak.gov.pk/depts/fbs/statistics/national_accounts/table3.pdf[/COLOR]
That is great,
Now please tell us what were the factors which caused the high growth in above mentioned…i mean, which sectors of economy boomed and had this +ve effect on the economy.
a simple & short answer, instead of long tales will be more than enough.