date:Jan 21, 2013
red with 7.7 percent for Asia, according to data compiled by Euromonitor International, a consumer research firm.
Taliban insurgencies along the border with Afghanistan, nationwide bombings and political unrest have plagued Pakistans economy, limiting growth to an average of three percent a year. Even so, Pakistans middle class has doubled to 70 million people in the past decade as booms in agriculture and residential property, as well as jobs in telecom and media have helped people prosper, ac