Pakistan+By+Grace

Can you ladies combine this into one document? Sorry guys. I used my name in the title. I don't know how to get rid of it. If anyone else has Pakistan just put down your information and ignore my name. GRACE

Pakistan is a country in Asia. It borders the countries Afganistan, Iran, and India. The absolute location is 30N and 70E. Pakistan has a very poor economy. It is one of the poorest countries in that part of Asia. I'd say that Pakistan has a mixed economy. Pakistan has the largest irrigation system in the world. Agricultural exports were a main staple for Pakistan's economy. However, as years passed main agricultural resources, like coal, salt, iron and natural gas, that helped the economy in the past were gone. Many goods/services became more industrial. Also, Pakistan is probably a mixed economy because the government is involved with some things, but dosen't take total control like a tyrant or dictator. There are many people in poverty in Pakistan. The unemployment rate is still growing and it doesn't look like it's slowing down. There are many people in Pakistan. The average age in the country is around 20 years for males and 21 for females. A family averages about 3 or 4 kids. In some ways Pakistan is related to ancient China. Just like Pakistan, ancient China was also a poor country. Many people who had jobs in ancient China had low paying jobs. This is also similar to Pakistan. Families have children to raise and need any source of income to take care of them, even if it is a meager amount. I have a Works cited page but I don't know how to extend the page so it will fit.  __I have Pakistan too. I'll just message Mrs. Assini so she knows that my information is on this page too. It's no problem --Arianna__

1) Pakistan's absolute location is 30N and 70E. It's located in Asia. Pakistan is west of India, east of Afghanistan Iraq, and south of China. 2) Pakistan has a poor economy. I think that Pakistan would be considered as having mixed economy because the government controls some aspects of the country, but leaves other issues to the people. 3) Pakistan's most valuable resources would probably be the items that they are able to export. This includes sports and leather goods, rice, textiles, and rugs and carpets. Agriculture is also a main export. 4) Pakistan doesn't have a very high living standard because it is such a poor country. Many people are living in poverty and don't have a lot of money to support their families. Some people in Pakistan have phones and the internet, but for the most part, people in Pakistan don't have access to a lot of the things that we're used to. The unemployment rate is also very high. 5) Children are only expected to stay in school for 6 to 7 years, unlike here in America. 6) Pakistan could be compared to a few ancient civilizations that didn't have a lot of wealth. I think that it would be most like the Indus Valley civilization, which was located in present-day Pakistan. Since they're at the same location, Pakistan and the Indus Valley Civilization would probably share a lot of the same characteristics, such as the resources available to them. //--Arianna Bowles (Period 1-2)//