THE WOMEN UNIVERSITY MULTAN

(Kachery Campus)

SESSION 2018-2022
REPORT
Principle of Macro-Economics
TOPICS
Product
Import Analysis
Government Policy
Submitted To:
Ma’am Maria Shahid Submitted By:
(lecturer) Sehrish Iqbal
Department of Institute of BBA (3rd Semester)
Management Science Roll no# BBA-18-47

Submitted Date:
9 December 2019
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Product Name:
PAPER
Pakistan Imports of Paper and paperboard, articles of pulp, paper and board
Pakistan Imports of Paper and paperboard, articles of pulp, paper and board was US$622.9 Million during
2018, according to the United Nations COMTRADE database on international trade.
Import Analysis

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Government Policy
This section is deputed to formulate and implement various trade policy initiatives announced annually by
the Ministry of Commerce. Proposals are developed after consultation with various stakeholders for
consideration by Ministry of Commerce. The Initiatives announced in the Trade Policy are then
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coordination and liaison with Pakistani Missions/Consulates/Embassies abroad, is established that not only
enables the smooth flow of the processes involved but also ensures transparency of the schemes.