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17.6 Average Retail Prices of Basic Articles (Rupees) 395 PRICES 17.6 Average Retail Prices of Basic Articles (Rupees) Item Centre Unit 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-042004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Wheat flour Karachi Kg 10.93 12.52 12.55 14.54 16.62 16.15 17.28 24.14 35.85 37.50 super quality Lahore " 9.45 11.00 11.14 12.86 14.59 15.00 15.58 22.14 30.16 34.42 Sialkot " 9.15 10.58 10.94 12.29 14.44 14.94 14.85 20.83 28.71 31.87 Rawalpindi " 9.40 11.15 11.74 12.98 14.72 15.17 15.51 25.33 37.08 39.25 Peshawar " 9.89 11.10 11.49 12.79 14.64 15.51 15.16 22.36 32.47 32.58 Quetta " 9.83 10.27 10.21 13.67 14.17 13.06 13.94 21.93 30.96 30.17 Islamabad " 9.42 11.38 12.00 13.11 15.05 15.92 15.92 26.12 37.65 39.25 Rice Basmati- Broken Karachi " 16.57 16.62 16.59 18.69 21.16 20.78 23.94 39.90 46.90 43.27 Lahore " 14.96 14.95 18.26 19.28 20.25 19.65 23.27 38.66 48.15 41.04 Sialkot " 12.71 13.08 17.67 18.25 18.42 18.00 20.33 34.33 42.96 41.21 Rawalpindi " 17.00 17.00 18.80 20.56 22.55 22.27 26.84 41.26 53.99 49.21 Peshawar " 15.38 14.95 18.03 18.07 18.74 19.67 22.63 37.91 52.81 50.21 Quetta " 16.56 16.23 17.16 20.19 22.71 21.79 24.98 39.40 50.06 50.71 Islamabad " 17.13 17.79 19.81 22.31 23.75 22.59 27.06 42.81 56.83 51.51 Pulse moong washed Karachi " 29.82 33.75 29.97 29.94 33.57 47.41 54.01 53.89 52.08 84.56 Lahore " 33.06 36.57 34.51 33.55 32.85 48.26 57.30 51.58 49.92 79.70 Sialkot " 34.58 37.67 36.67 33.58 34.33 48.02 59.71 58.50 55.33 81.83 Rawalpindi " 30.30 33.61 28.67 26.54 32.35 47.15 57.09 53.05 50.46 79.59 Peshawar " 28.36 31.93 26.29 23.88 29.01 45.82 56.40 53.68 48.24 76.06 Quetta " 29.15 37.25 32.52 27.31 31.51 47.52 57.26 50.27 49.92 78.67 Islamabad " 31.33 35.40 32.42 30.07 33.19 47.81 59.39 57.62 56.05 81.67 Pulse gram Karachi " 30.20 36.37 32.66 26.76 30.30 31.53 40.73 46.28 58.28 54.57 Lahore " 28.65 38.36 29.88 22.97 28.10 29.92 40.57 44.10 55.96 51.28 Sialkot " 29.42 34.29 30.67 22.67 28.51 29.90 40.44 43.42 56.54 52.92 Rawalpindi " 30.65 35.89 31.37 24.27 29.83 31.82 41.66 45.90 58.16 52.84 Peshawar " 29.68 34.83 30.11 23.55 29.10 30.51 42.12 45.92 60.42 54.32 Quetta " 29.75 36.33 35.08 26.79 31.28 33.46 42.02 46.40 60.17 55.63 Islamabad " 31.19 36.97 34.63 26.81 31.32 32.70 43.43 48.07 61.99 58.14 Mutton average quality Karachi " 119.62 125.83 143.65 185.90 217.37 224.58 240.64 256.25 282.50 325.00 Lahore " 115.71 118.06 134.31 165.92 192.21 215.36 246.53 253.19 285.00 358.03 Sialkot " 120.00 120.00 128.96 161.98 204.58 226.06 250.00 253.75 280.83 347.50 Rawalpindi " 119.58 120.00 133.19 165.21 193.69 221.22 243.47 251.35 278.79 348.38 Peshawar " 98.33 100.22 123.54 155.28 182.22 197.78 210.42 220.76 245.63 295.28 Quetta " 101.88 126.25 145.42 171.88 197.71 210.00 238.75 254.17 290.00 338.33 Islamabad " 119.58 121.15 138.07 168.64 200.63 230.78 255.84 265.01 295.47 364.17 Beaf with bone average quality Karachi " 68.08 68.08 74.17 92.23 117.36 124.17 137.24 141.25 162.50 196.67 Lahore " 58.57 58.57 59.66 71.04 86.27 97.80 114.74 120.09 143.54 167.44 Sialkot " 55.00 55.00 59.79 70.63 97.00 107.08 120.00 123.75 140.63 176.25 Rawalpindi " 57.08 55.35 59.76 76.04 99.03 115.42 121.80 122.29 142.57 178.33 Peshawar " 55.00 55.00 60.21 69.31 87.50 101.25 110.83 118.54 139.37 169.10 Quetta " 50.17 54.69 62.08 74.27 100.63 106.67 120.42 131.67 158.33 183.33 Islamabad " 57.08 55.52 68.07 81.35 106.09 125.10 133.75 137.19 152.97 185.00 Fish, Rahu Karachi " 115.54 134.52 130.50 129.69 134.87 155.65 174.17 197.31 221.46 209.20 Lahore " 85.99 90.65 98.81 98.60 104.74 113.87 120.68 109.47 133.67 141.74 Sialkot " 83.33 80.00 99.17 97.92 109.58 119.58 134.17 137.92 176.04 201.25 Rawalpindi " 102.52 107.79 105.39 114.93 134.03 146.65 159.26 145.86 194.04 205.35 Contd. |:: 396 PRICES 17.6 Average Retail Prices of Basic Articles (Rupees) Item Centre Unit 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-042004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Fish, Rahu Peshawar Kg 80.00 83.61 90.28 88.68 89.03 92.02 99.58 108.47 125.14 147.36 Quetta " 69.58 74.17 85.31 88.49 99.59 122.13 129.69 130.42 173.13 200.00 Islamabad " 118.08 120.22 124.63 134.01 159.98 168.69 209.06 164.82 209.25 228.25 Milk Fresh Unboiled Karachi Litre 22.00 22.00 22.33 23.72 25.88 28.67 30.67 34.47 43.35 48.66 Lahore " 15.61 15.82 16.34 17.41 19.29 22.21 25.29 29.73 35.55 40.16 Sialkot " 16.00 17.50 18.00 18.25 20.58 24.00 25.17 30.42 35.42 40.42 Rawalpindi " 17.25 19.00 19.00 19.35 21.53 24.07 27.23 29.83 34.67 41.03 Peshawar " 19.54 20.00 20.00 20.22 21.22 23.26 25.65 28.92 33.80 37.18 Quetta " 19.42 20.00 20.75 21.71 23.17 26.67 30.67 36.17 44.33 47.25 Islamabad " 18.90 19.08 20.00 20.38 22.66 24.85 28.20 32.25 37.22 43.49 Ghee, Desi Karachi Kg 166.77 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Lahore " 160.00 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Sialkot " 175.00 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Rawalpindi " 168.89 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Peshawar " 180.00 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Quetta " 203.33 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Islamabad " 170.17 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Vegetable Ghee Tin Karachi 2.5 Kg 158.47 171.15 205.00 204.77 205.00 202.07 225.57 312.75 355.25 357.17 Lahore " 155.50 170.33 198.17 200.00 204.45 204.03 226.50 316.08 355.25 357.17 Sialkot " 108.96 117.00 161.50 199.08 204.00 202.79 226.50 312.08 355.25 357.17 Rawalpindi " 108.24 127.01 170.83 205.00 205.00 204.00 226.60 315.83 356.08 357.17 Peshawar " 112.44 122.18 141.33 151.02 148.29 149.17 176.99 284.49 358.17 357.17 Quetta " 157.21 172.92 203.85 205.00 205.00 203.85 225.30 312.58 357.92 357.17 Islamabad " 110.42 130.94 172.08 205.00 205.00 202.79 226.60 315.83 356.08 357.17 Mustard Oil, Av. Quality Karachi Kg 44.13 52.26 55.79 59.98 59.37 59.45 71.43 114.13 127.97 119.95 Lahore " 72.82 73.61 68.13 65.58 65.67 67.71 75.20 117.36 146.17 131.25 Sialkot " 52.04 60.00 60.00 61.25 69.83 70.92 80.92 118.50 139.67 127.71 Rawalpindi " 79.59 82.34 75.12 74.96 79.22 82.01 93.30 136.79 163.13 154.93 Peshawar " 63.47 60.55 66.56 68.60 67.82 71.06 83.50 134.65 172.64 170.00 Quetta " 54.89 53.75 56.88 60.46 65.83 69.79 77.00 120.00 162.08 135.00 Islamabad " 84.02 86.17 79.50 78.00 80.42 83.02 94.17 142.35 177.24 160.84 Potatoes,Average Karachi " 8.88 11.06 9.09 8.02 13.29 15.78 15.17 12.98 16.61 20.06 quality Lahore " 11.18 13.11 11.52 11.01 17.57 20.91 19.22 16.95 23.08 25.39 Sialkot " 11.67 13.92 11.21 10.46 19.75 21.42 20.50 18.02 26.65 29.33 Rawalpindi " 11.29 13.43 11.60 10.74 17.83 23.22 20.74 18.84 26.85 29.19 Peshawar " 8.64 10.67 9.26 8.22 13.96 18.54 17.22 16.56 22.09 23.53 Quetta " 7.81 9.92 8.85 7.44 12.81 16.69 16.60 13.55 17.75 21.00 Islamabad " 13.04 16.02 14.44 13.66 20.95 26.22 25.20 22.80 31.19 34.01 Onions, Average Karachi " 10.01 9.55 8.42 10.59 12.43 11.10 17.00 15.10 23.46 23.65 quality Lahore " 11.44 11.02 10.17 12.26 15.22 13.48 21.55 18.38 27.55 27.80 Sialkot " 11.50 10.67 9.83 12.29 16.15 14.08 22.83 19.58 28.08 29.23 Rawalpindi " 12.39 12.03 10.99 13.31 16.60 15.79 24.79 21.09 30.21 31.45 Peshawar " 11.03 10.78 10.15 12.71 14.99 13.51 22.55 19.04 28.16 28.17 Quetta " 8.95 7.60 7.79 9.91 11.93 9.75 18.02 13.46 23.58 24.42 Islamabad " 14.85 13.78 13.81 15.79 19.71 20.01 29.45 25.36 34.37 35.61 Note: Ghee Desi dropped from New Base (2000-2001) Contd.
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