I will let people that actually have a modicum of intelligence decide on that.
Not many from your country can be described that way unfortunately.
The lamest line of defeat is "I dont wanna waste time teaching you waaah".
I mean come on....who actually confuses inflation and interest rates like that? Not someone who's actually read a basic economics book. So yeah maybe you should try teach yourself first.
OK. Since I feel sorry for you I will use a simple example to prove my point about Indian loans to you.
In 2010, BD was given a 1 billion dollar loan from India at 1.75% interest with a 5 year grace period and
20 year repayment period. This means that BD will pay from 2016 to 2030. Now this loan is in US dollars.
In five years, the loan has gone up from 1 to 1.09 billion dollars. So BD has paid nothing in 5 years and has
90 million dollars extra to pay back. Now BD economy has risen in dollar terms from 122 to 230 billion dollars.
Out of the increase in BD GDP, at least half of this would be due to general inflation but BD Taka has not
devalued against the dollar much.
I am not sure how to break this idea down any further for you, but we can clearly see that BD is in effect getting free money from India- like I say payment for services rendered.