How many times Pakistan has borrowed from IMF since Dec 8, 1958?

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1. Pakistan took first structure adjustment package from IMF during the regime of________in the year 1958?

   A. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto B. Gen Ayub Khan C. Gen Yahya Khan D. Muhammad Ali Bogra Submitted by: IHSAN MallaH...

2. Government of Pakistan has refused to accept IMF conditions for bailout package.Which was the toughest condition that Pakistan refused to accept?

   A. Demand to increase General Sales Tax to 18 percent. B. increase in interest rate more than 1 percent. C. To make SBP, OGRA and NEPRA as independent. D. crackdown against tax evaders and slash line losses of the electricity. E. All of the above Submitted by: Kashif Ashraf...

3. What did IMF Pakistan chief Nathan Porter mention in his statement regarding Pakistan’s political situation?

   A. The need for international intervention in domestic affairs B. Support for the government’s actions in line with the Constitution C. Concerns about the country’s economic stability D. A call for political dialogue and reconciliation Submitted by: Areesha Khan...

4. According to state bank of Pakistan , How much million dollars received by Pakistan as IMF second tranche?

   A. $705.6 million B. $825.5 million C. $765.5 million D. $555.5 million Submitted by: Farzal Ali khan...

5. When did Pakistan became member of IMF?

   A. 1947 B. 1948 C. 1950 D. 1951 Submitted by: Malik Asghar Hussain...

6. Who led the IMF mission that visited Pakistan in November 2018 to settle the conditions for bailout package?

   A. Mathew Hayden B. Harald Finger C. Joe Biden D. Maria wazir Submitted by: Kashif Ashraf...

7. Pakistan signed an agreement worth _______ billion dollars to borrow from IMF under new finance adviser Abdul Hafeez Shaikh?

   A. 6 billion $ B. 5 billion $ C. 7 billion $ D. 4 billion $ Submitted by: Waqar Wazir...

8. What does Defence Minister Khawaja Asif consider the recent statement by IMF Pakistan chief Nathan Porter?

   A. An interference in Pakistan’s political matters B. A constructive suggestion for the country’s economy C. A positive assessment of Pakistan’s rule of law D. An indication of IMF’s support for the government Submitted by: Areesha Khan...

9. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged Pakistan to invest ____ percent of its GDP annually in climate resilience and adaptation reforms to prepare for recurring extreme weather events.

   A. One B. Two C. Three D. Four Submitted by: Ay@z AB...

10. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) projects Pakistan’s unemployment rate for 2024 to be

    A. 5.5% B. 6.0% C. 7.5% D. 8.0% Submitted by: MASOOD HAIDER ABRO...