Analyzing Pakistan Textile and Clothing Export trade dynamics- A comprehensive Study from 2003 to 2021 Using Statistical Model

  • Danish Hassan
  • Saad Bin Tahir
  • Syed Muhammad Murshid Raza
  • Muhammad Bilal Razzaq
  • Muhammad Shahzaman
Keywords: Textile exports, Statistical models, forecast

Abstract

Pakistan's textile industry is the core of the nation's economy, employing over 15 million people and contributing over 60% of all export earnings. The research work done in this paper includes the collection of yearly data (2003-2021) of textile exports of Pakistan with other countries. By using MINITAB software Moving Average Model and Residual Plots has been obtained 100% throughout model and it gives appropriate forecast values. This statistical model provides the expected value for the prediction of future textile export data. The main aim of the manuscript is to throw light on dynamic performance of exports of textiles of Pakistan in the perspective of various countries like Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Turkey, Germany, Australia, Sri Lanka, China, India and Qatar. 

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Published
2025-08-09
How to Cite
Hassan, D., Tahir, S., Murshid Raza, S., Razzaq, M., & Shahzaman, M. (2025). Analyzing Pakistan Textile and Clothing Export trade dynamics- A comprehensive Study from 2003 to 2021 Using Statistical Model. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence & Mathematical Sciences, 3(2), 14-38. https://doi.org/10.58921/ijaims.v3i2.123