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Pakistan Projected To Be World’s Sixth Largest Economy By 2075: Goldman Sachs

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In a groundbreaking revelation, financial powerhouse Goldman Sachs has unveiled its latest projections, offering a tantalizing glimpse into the economic landscapes of tomorrow. With a keen eye on emerging economies, Goldman Sachs has long been a harbinger of global economic trends. Now, their gaze extends to a staggering 104 countries, with projections stretching all the way to 2075.

Pakistan’s economy to reach new heights?

Among these forecasts, Pakistan emerges as a beacon of economic prowess, poised for a remarkable surge. By 2075, Goldman Sachs predicts Pakistan’s real GDP will soar to a staggering $12.7 trillion, accompanied by a per capita GDP of $27,100. While these figures undoubtedly mark a significant leap forward, they pale in comparison to the economic behemoths of China, India and the United States.

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India, in particular, shines bright on Goldman Sachs’ horizon, with a projected real GDP of $52.5 trillion by 2075, boasting a per capita GDP of $31,300. However, amidst these optimistic projections, economists at Goldman Sachs sound a note of caution. They warn of potential pitfalls lurking on the path to prosperity, citing concerns over looming environmental catastrophes and the specter of populist nationalism.

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As the world hurtles towards an uncertain future, Goldman Sachs’ insights provide both illumination and apprehension. While Pakistan’s economic ascent offers hope and promise, it is tempered by the sobering reality of global challenges. With the sands of time ticking away, the world watches with bated breath as nations navigate the treacherous waters of progress and peril.

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