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76% Pakistanis Believe Success Is Mostly Due to Hard Work Rather Than Luck; Belief Slightly Higher Among Women (76%), Strongest Among 50–59-Year-Olds (83%) and FA+ Educated (78%) (Gallup & Gilani Survey)
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79% identify high freight costs as Pakistan's top export challenge.
Export competitiveness depends on logistics efficiency too.
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#PakistanExports#Logistics
49% say automation is the top technology investment for business resilience.
Digital readiness is becoming a core survival strategy.
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51% say policy uncertainty is the biggest risk to investor confidence in Pakistan.
Clear and consistent policy can be a powerful investment signal.
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86% expect an economic slowdown if the Middle East conflict resumes.
Regional stability is directly linked with Pakistan's growth outlook.
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75% cite energy price volatility or inflation as Pakistan's top risk if the US Iran conflict resumes.
Energy security is now economic security.
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#PakistanEconomy#EnergySecurity#Inflation
Punjab’s print media sector expanded rapidly through the 1990s — then contracted just as dramatically.
Gallup Pakistan Big Data Analysis (1972–2021):
• Publications: 927 → 4,155 → 132
• 87% drop between 1998–99
• Urdu remained dominant throughout
• Punjabi publications fell from 55 to 0
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Pakistan's transport system has undergone a major shift over the past 50 years.
Gallup Pakistan Big Data Analysis (1972–2021):
• Rail passengers: 124M → 28M (-77%)
• Railway fleet: 1,015 → 467 locomotives
• Registered vehicles in Punjab: 101K → 11.1M (110x)
• Motorcycles now account for 67% of all vehicles
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54% of households in Pakistan perform Qurbani, with 40% of participants choosing goats, firmly placing the Bakra at the heart of Pakistan's Eid tradition.
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Punjab’s cinema infrastructure has contracted dramatically over the past 50 years.
Big Data Analysis (1971–2021):
• Cinemas: 369 → 45
• Seating capacity: 212K → 20K
• Decline accelerated after the late 1990s
• Brief post-2014 recovery was not sustained
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Punjab’s mining sector has expanded significantly over the past 50 years — but growth across minerals has been uneven.
Gallup Pakistan Big Data Analysis (1971–2021):
• Rock salt: 2,979 → 25,267
• Limestone: 8,806 → 30,956
• Gypsum: 1,669 → 10,696
• Coal output remained volatile despite long-term growth
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Only 29% Pakistanis Aware of PIA Share Sale; Awareness Higher in Urban Areas (38%) and Among FA+ Educated Respondents (57%) – Gallup & Gilani Survey
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Gallup Pakistan’s April 2026 Monthly Roundup is out:
• 10 Daily Polls
• 7 Big Data releases
• New inflation & flight dashboards
• 93% support Pakistan’s ceasefire mediation role
• Insights on AI, food insecurity & energy transition
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Punjab’s core manufacturing industries have expanded massively over the past 50 years — but growth has been uneven across sectors.
Gallup Pakistan Big Data Analysis (1971–2021):
• Cement output: 29x increase
• Sugar production: 149K → 3.87M tons
• Urea: 231K → 3.27M tons
• Steel output grew while employment declined
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Punjab’s healthcare system has expanded massively over the past 50 years — but demand has grown even faster.
Gallup Pakistan Big Data Analysis (1972–2021):
• Hospitals: 204 → 391
• Doctors: ~5,300 → 236,789
• Nurses: 2,780 → 83,760
• Patients treated: 13.6M → 148M
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