Future Prospects for Pakistan’s Economic Growth MCQS 10 Score: 0 Attempted: 0/10 Subscribe 1. What is considered a key driver for Pakistan’s future economic growth? (A) Increased import tariffs (B) Investment in education and technology (C) Reduction in remittances (D) Decline in exports 2. Which economic corridor is expected to boost Pakistan’s connectivity and trade potential? (A) India-Nepal Corridor (B) China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) (C) Gulf Economic Corridor (D) ASEAN Road Network 3. Which sector is projected to significantly contribute to Pakistan’s GDP in the coming years? (A) Agriculture only (B) Tourism and services sector (C) Arms and ammunition (D) Smuggling industry 4. A strong focus on which energy source is essential for long-term economic sustainability? (A) Fossil fuels (B) Imported coal (C) Renewable energy (D) Diesel generators 5. What role does the IT sector play in Pakistan’s economic future? (A) Reduces foreign investment (B) Increases youth unemployment (C) Offers high potential for exports and job creation (D) Encourages outdated practices 6. Which of the following is vital for sustaining long-term economic growth in Pakistan? (A) Trade isolation (B) Industrial modernization and infrastructure development (C) Foreign aid dependence (D) Currency devaluation 7. According to economic forecasts, Pakistan’s middle class is expected to: (A) Disappear (B) Shrink drastically (C) Grow steadily and boost consumption (D) Migrate entirely 8. What is one challenge that could hinder Pakistan’s economic growth? (A) Expanding exports (B) Skilled workforce development (C) Political instability and governance issues (D) CPEC development 9. Financial inclusion in Pakistan can be improved by: (A) Limiting access to banks (B) Increasing taxes on small businesses (C) Expanding digital banking and fintech (D) Reducing mobile phone coverage 10. One key strategy for enhancing Pakistan’s economic competitiveness globally is: (A) Avoiding global trade (B) Promoting innovation and entrepreneurship (C) Discouraging foreign investment (D) Relying solely on agriculture