As of April, 2020 the total debt and liabilities of Pakistan stood at____________?
Correct answer: D. RS 41 Trillion
- A. Rs 39 Trillion
- B. Rs 40 Trillion
- C. Rs 42 Trillion
- D. RS 41 Trillion
Explanation
Pakistan’s total debt and liabilities were reported at about Rs41 trillion in April 2020. This broad measure includes both public debt and other liabilities, so it is higher than the public-debt figure alone.
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