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Considering that Pakistan had no industrial base to speak of when it came into existence in 1947, nor a highly developed infrastructure, its economic progress has been amazing. Relatively progressive economic policies, together with the industry and thrift of its people, and a helping hand from foreign aid, have led to steady economic growth. Pakistan is not overly dependent on primary commodity exports, and has succeeded exporting a wide range of products with textiles forming the largest element. Primarily Pakistan’s economy is rural. The agricultural sector accounts for about 47% of the country’s total employment and it contributes the most to the country’s earnings, in the form of rice and cotton exports. The industry sector on the other hand employs 22% of the labour force and the service sector 33%. The industrial and service sectors are a mix of public and private enterprises.
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