MH.Yang
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You are completely mistaken about Bangladesh's position.We don’t have a competitive advantage with China yet. In fact, we assemble using their parts. Shipping their stuff back to them is not profitable.
Hopefully Walton will change that.
However, we do have a competitive advantage in certain sectors against the rest of east Asia. Eg low tech manufacturing.
Big multinationals will invest in our EPZs if an FTA is signed.
East Asia will also push to sell things like busses, trains and auto parts under an FTA.
This will reduce our dependence on India for mid level manufacturing.
It’s a win, win!
Bangladesh does not need to compete with China, nor can it compete with China.
What Bangladesh needs to do is to integrate and join China's industrial chain like Vietnam and other countries. Join, not compete.
Do you think Vietnam, Malaysia and other countries can compete with China?
You are the passengers who come to take the bus, and the driver is China.