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    The document discusses the history and current state of trade between Pakistan and India. It notes that religious disputes and wars have negatively impacted economic growth by limiting trade and increasing import costs. High defense spending and terrorism have also reduced foreign investment and economic growth. However, the document argues that Pakistan needs to continue trade with India to increase security, economic growth, reduce unemployment and prices, and eliminate monopolies and terrorism. It identifies several common imports and exports between the two countries, such as machinery, chemicals, textiles, and agricultural products, that could be traded to mutual benefit.

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    The document discusses the history and current state of trade between Pakistan and India. It notes that religious disputes and wars have negatively impacted economic growth by limiting trade and increasing import costs. High defense spending and terrorism have also reduced foreign investment and economic growth. However, the document argues that Pakistan needs to continue trade with India to increase security, economic growth, reduce unemployment and prices, and eliminate monopolies and terrorism. It identifies several common imports and exports between the two countries, such as machinery, chemicals, textiles, and agricultural products, that could be traded to mutual benefit.

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    Pakistan and India International Trade: by Aitsam Anwar

    Cargado por

    Sam Saim
    The document discusses the history and current state of trade between Pakistan and India. It notes that religious disputes and wars have negatively impacted economic growth by limiting trade and increasing import costs. High defense spending and terrorism have also reduced foreign investment and economic growth. However, the document argues that Pakistan needs to continue trade with India to increase security, economic growth, reduce unemployment and prices, and eliminate monopolies and terrorism. It identifies several common imports and exports between the two countries, such as machinery, chemicals, textiles, and agricultural products, that could be traded to mutual benefit.

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    Pakistan and India international trade

    By Aitsam Anwar

    Introduction and history


    Religion dispute
    Biggest enemy of each other Negative opinions

    Introduction and history


    Wars between India and Pakistan
    Destruction of a lot of resources Limit the trade and reduce economic growth Increase in the prices due to more import expenses from other countries

    Introduction and history


    Defense budget
    75% of GDP is on army investment in military goods Reduce the investment in other sectors

    Introduction and history


    Terrorism
    Reduces foreign investments Less foreign exchange Results in less economic growth

    Introduction and history


    Supply of water
    Energy crises Reduction in production Less export goods Increase poverty

    Whether Pakistan continue the trade with India or not

    From the current scenario Pakistan have to continue the trade

    Why Pakistan need to continue the trade


    Increase security and peace Increase in economic growth

    Solution of unemployment
    Eliminate monopoly End of terrorism

    Why Pakistan need to continue the trade


    Reduction in price of goods More integrated markets

    Common imports and exports of India and Pakistan

    Major imports of Pakistan which India exports to other countries


    Electric and power machinery Iron ore pig iron

    Medicines and Pharmacy products organic chemicals, pesticides and insecticides Rubber tyres Pulp and paper

    Common imports and exports of India and Pakistan

    Major imports of India which Pakistan exports to other countries Animal hids and skins Raw cotton Nuts Matreial scrap Precious stones jewelery

    Trade in agriculture commodities


    Major exports of Pakistan which India imports from other countries
    Tobacco Fish Natural honeey nuts

    Trade in agriculture commodities


    Major exports of India which Pakistan imports from other countries
    Wheat Sun flower oil coconut oil Tea Pepper

    Trade in ENGINERRING GOODS


    Major exports of Pakistan which India imports from other countries : Hand tools Base metal fittings Gas turbines Turbo propellers Radar apparatus Electrical insulators Tractors Recorders ,tapes Telephone sets

    Common imports and exports


    2646 common items worth over $15 billion which are Pakistan's imports that India exports

    1181 items worth $3.9 billion are common between imports of india and exports of pakistan

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