more than half of pakistan's exports consist of textiles.
more than half of pakistan's exports consist of textiles.
more than half of pakistan's exports consist of?
textiles
new zealand exports to pakistan in 2004 were worth $24.4 million, by 2007 they rose to nz$ 85 million. exports from pakistan to new zealand were worth nz$ 67.2 million. bilateral trade is limited to nz$137 million as of april 2012 and has exhibited only moderate growth over the last decade. the majority of new zealand's exports consist of pumps, dairy products, wool products and other animal products, while pakistan exports are mainly textiles such as linen, cereals and apparel/carpets.
new zealand–pakistan relations
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exports consist mostly of industrial products, including specialized machines and weaponry (aircraft and missiles especially), built by the region's educated workforce. about half of the region's exports consist of industrial and commercial machinery, such as computers and electronic and electrical equipment. this, when combined with instruments, chemicals, and transportation equipment, makes up about three-quarters of the region's exports. granite is quarried at barre, vermont, guns made at springfield, massachusetts and saco, maine, boats at groton, connecticut and bath, maine, and hand tools at turners falls, massachusetts. insurance is a driving force in and around hartford, connecticut.
economy of new england