Value of money, specially Pakistani rupee has to go down and down, why, because I have been collecting a few coins (Pakistani and pre-partition) and if you don't know I tell you there were times when for centuries there was No Inflation, only deflation, sometimes.
1 Tola of Silver used to be your 1 Rupee, Rupee never lost its value until late 1930s when Silver was mixed with other metals at 50:50 and then absolutely no precious metal in the 1940s. First Pakistani rupee came out in 1948 was Nickel.
This is how, Generally, paper money shall keep on loosing its value.
Then comes the most important factor, as you have mentioned, we import more and we export less, the worst example was in the news yesterday:
Foreigners invested Dh32 billion (?572.7 million), an increase of 73 percent. Among non-Arab investors, Indians bought the most -- Dh8 billion (?143 million) worth of real estate -- followed by Britons with Dh4 billion (?71.6 million) and Pakistanis with Dh3 billion (?53.6 million), DLD?s report showed.
Dubai to Compensate Investors Burned in Scrapped Real Estate Projects
It is dead money, not in your own country, its dead outside ! how many would take it back ?
But the mass spending is of-course our daily use Chinese / other imported products, that has to be stopped, we can make better, stronger products here, we have cheaper labour compared to China or any other country, Take the example of Sohrab bicycle, has any bike from China or any other country replaced it ? and our CNG Rikshaws too