Pakistan Economic SurveyEconomic Adviser to the Government of Pakistan, Ministry of Finance, 1970 - Pakistan |
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... cash - cum - bonus . Adequate provision was made for import of books , journals and magazines , pharmaceuticals , raw packing materials , couon yarn of 70 counts and above ( for East Pakistan ) etc. , which continued to be on Licensable ...
... cash - cum - bonus . Adequate provision was made for import of books , journals and magazines , pharmaceuticals , raw packing materials , couon yarn of 70 counts and above ( for East Pakistan ) etc. , which continued to be on Licensable ...
Page 118
... cum - bonus rate , import duties on the following items were abolished : — ( 1 ) Drugs and medicines and their raw ... Cash - cum - Bonus List .- ( a ) The Cash - cum - Bonus List was suspended till the 30th June , 1971 , with the ...
... cum - bonus rate , import duties on the following items were abolished : — ( 1 ) Drugs and medicines and their raw ... Cash - cum - Bonus List .- ( a ) The Cash - cum - Bonus List was suspended till the 30th June , 1971 , with the ...
Page 119
... Cash - cum - Bonus , facility for deferred surrender would be allowed on production of bank guarantee or in- demnity bonds , as prescribed by the import policy . Fransitional Arrangements .- ( a ) The importers who had already surrendered ...
... Cash - cum - Bonus , facility for deferred surrender would be allowed on production of bank guarantee or in- demnity bonds , as prescribed by the import policy . Fransitional Arrangements .- ( a ) The importers who had already surrendered ...
Contents
Trade and Balance of Payments | 89 |
Commercial Policies | 106 |
Planning | 154 |
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acres agricultural amount Annual Development Programme assistance average Azad Kashmir balance Baluchistan Bank of Pakistan bonus vouchers Budget capital cash-cum-bonus cent Central Government Central Statistical Office centres Chittagong commodities completed construction Corporation cost cotton crops crore crore compared Dacca December decline deposits development expenditure disbursements East Pakistan economic Education envisaged exports facilities fertilizers financing foodgrains foreign exchange Fourth Plan gross Hyderabad implementation imports improved income increase Indus industrial investment irrigation Islamabad July June jute Karachi Khulna labour Lahore lakh tons loans manufactures March maund ment miles million Multan Narayanganj NWFP Pakistan Pakistan Peshawar Plan target private sector production projects Province public sector Punjab Quetta Railway raw materials Rawalpindi revenue receipts revised estimates rice rupees rural scheme Second Plan shortfall sub-sector TABLE Third Plan period tion Total trade tubewells value added wheat yarn