DalalErMaNodi
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It's all been discussed to death man....dont wanna get into all of it again.
I dont think anything is "irrefutable and indisputable fact."... given the regions sheer low levels of development, major inconsistencies and varying level of quality in institutions for measuring all this in first place....and all the various contexts we can all bicker as to who missed what bus from before....because of wars, conflicts, tensions, un-needed spending, bad govts and corruption.
BD and India have overall done better than Pakistan on most socio-economic indicators (governing health, reproduction, education) by some amount since a lot of this can be 3rd party vetted in large-scale data ways (census, population pyramids, population growth, school enrolment etc), lets leave it at that for those.
But India and BD have huge way to go on these too.....infant mortality must reduce to near 10 per 1000 as quick as possible....and Life expectancy must go to 75 and surpass that as quick as possible, full schooling expectancy must reach towards 15 years and more ASAP....etc etc
But I would need to see more evidence of BD development in purely economic realm in 3rd party way too (without BAL interfering). The light output of its cities (from space) is not well correlated with its GDP for example. BD needs to develop broader better institutions and broader better corporate networks in more sectors....but thats not getting attention it deserves either from BAL it seems.....as it introduces a necessary element in competition politically over time.
In due time buddy, don't know about you but we are a patient lot, most anyway.
Besides, my post was directed at bluesky who is our resident cynic and pessimist on this section, he opined we're worse off than Pakistan, which is false.
He sometimes gets carried away by his hatred for Hasina and Awami League.
Bangladedh is developing from 1990s. From early 2000 it got momentum as gdp growth crossed 6% and by 2006-7 it went upto 6.7%. So it’s not fully true Bangladesh started developing from 2009.
It's not about growth rates only, school enrolments skyrocketed under BAL.