Which sector has traditionally employed the largest share of Pakistan's labour force?
Correct answer: A. Agriculture and livestock
- A. Agriculture and livestock
- B. Manufacturing and mining
- C. Wholesale and retail trade
- D. Transport and communications
Explanation
Agriculture and livestock have traditionally provided the largest share of employment in Pakistan, especially in rural areas. Manufacturing and services are important for output and urban jobs, but they employ a smaller share of the labour force than agriculture.
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