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An Insight of the Citrus Industry in Pakistan: Production, Market Structure, and the Impact of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor

. Muhammad Waleed Tufail, Syed Akbar Ali, Aamir Hussain Siddiqui & Pir Kashif Ali


Abstract

The citrus industry in Pakistan is essential to the nation's economy since it creates jobs and meets the nation's nutritional needs. It becomes important to highlight the importance of citrus in the society and current challenges faced by the industry. The writers make an effort to present a thorough synopsis of the sector. The significance of the citrus sector for the economy and society of Pakistan. Citrus microeconomics in Pakistan: production, pricing, profitability, market structure, and macroeconomic variables are examined. The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) could have an effect on the citrus industry. Infrastructure for transportation is being built as part of CPEC. This investment may promote economic expansion and development, which may have a knock-on effect for the citrus sector. Pakistan is a major producer and exporter of citrus fruits. However, the industry faces several challenges such as limited water resources, climate change, and pest management issues. Despite these challenges, growers and processors are taking steps to address these issues and improve the sustainability of the industry. However, through the building of transport infrastructure, including roads, railroads, and ports, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) has the potential to have an impact on the citrus sector and promote commerce and connection between China and Pakistan.

 

Index Terms- Citrus, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Pakistan, Trade, CPEC (Mention 4-5 keywords)

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