A bar graph that shows the Pakistan GDP Growth Rate from 1951 to 2009. The x-axis represents the years, starting from 1951 and ending in 2009, with the y-axis representing the GDP growth rate. There are six bars in the graph, each representing a different year. The first bar is orange, the second is yellow, the third is gray, the fourth is red, the fifth is orange and the sixth is gray. The bars are arranged in a vertical line, with each bar representing a year. The first bar on the left represents the number of GDP growth rates in Pakistan, ranging from 0 to 100%. The second bar in the middle represents the percentage growth rate of GDP in Pakistan. The third bar is red and the fourth bar is yellow. The fifth and sixth bars are gray and the seventh bars are orange. The eighth and ninth bars are black and the tenth bars are white. The eleventh and final bars are pink and the twelfth bars are purple. The twelfth and final bar is green and the last bar is purple. - Source: Federal Bureau of Statistics, Govt. of Pakistan.
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Pakistan Economic Growth Gross Domestic Product Economy Economics - Real PNG
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