Says who? It is the khota Biryani that is the single most important determinant of economic growth in the medium to long term.
Pakistan Budget for FY 2026-27
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Says who? It is the khota Biryani that is the single most important determinant of economic growth in the medium to long term.
Michael
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Where did this data come from?
Chinese people spend far more than $425 per year per capita on education.
SoulSpokesman
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@RocketLaw
The Government of Pakistan has announced a increase of 39.62% in funding for defense physical assets,
Well, Pakistan lives in a tough neighbourhood and has no choice but to raise defense spending.
Regards
The Government of Pakistan has announced a increase of 39.62% in funding for defense physical assets,
Well, Pakistan lives in a tough neighbourhood and has no choice but to raise defense spending.
Regards
RocketLaw
Registered Member
I don’t know more about China’s latest education data right now, thank you for the notes!
While I’m reading more about this (latest February 2026):
That's very impressive, now compared this to Pakistan below
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RS 117.75 billion = $423.5 million USD (Bad and extremely low - free aloo parathas)
ISLAMABAD: The federal government has allocated Rs117.75 billion for the education sector in the budget 2026-27, compared to Rs112.68 billion in the previous fiscal year, reflecting an increase of about 4.5 percent.
June 13, 2026
Rs117.75bn allocated for education
ISLAMABAD: The federal government has allocated Rs117.75 billion for the education sector in the budget 2026-27,...
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HAIDER
THINK TANK: CONSULTANT
very interesting analysis on PTI finance minister statement in KPK. 822 billion of armed force pension and around 200 billion non armed force employees pension. Imagine .......
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Kambojaric
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Annual growth rate of 8-9% needed for that which is never happening without major structural reforms.
With the current structure the optimistic but still achievable growth rate I would say is 5% per annum. With that we end up at $726bn economy in 2035.
