TopCat
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This guy is a known ostrich with head in sand that refuses to see basic Bangladesh failure in attracting investment and will go to any length to project it actually as some success of internal resilience or whatever.
It is pointless trying to reason with him (head stuck in sand)....best to keep the FDI turnaround going in India and get our GCF back to mid 30% range and try get it to 40% even....while they can keep their "non-FDI" banian economy and wonder why they have to import bajaj pulsars in increasing number from India.
And then he quotes that FDI in China was always below 10% in terms of GCF, not realising it is about 10% for India currently now as well.
Looks like you are the one who is ostrich. I did not oppose FDI to certain length but you are the one thinking FDI is the ultimate goal for you in India. In fact India can not sustain its current account balance without FDI. Now you can take your head out of the sand and smell it.
Does Bangladesh even produce nuts and bolts? What is the level of industrialization in your country except exploiting woman labour for fulfilling EU and USA granted benevolent quotas?
Our level of industrialization is 31.5% of the GDP. 30% of labor force works in the factory. Industrial real growth rate 11%. Now yours?
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