BAF jets to escort aircraft carrying President Xi on his visit to Dhaka

[TopCat]

robots eliminates the need for cheap labor which is bangladesh's competitive advantage

Robot does not eliminate bangladesh.

 

[wiseone2]

Robot does not eliminate bangladesh.

bangladesh is around. hopefully the people find employment some other way

 

[Bilal9]

Guys let's not talk about OT items. Open a separate thread please....

 

[Nilgiri]

China can produce cheap robot in BD too and export to India.

They are going to produce exactly zilch for many more years to come given what BD actually is importing capital goods wise and its dreadful human capital quality past the most basic of "manufacturing" (i.e RMG).

Investment would have already poured in from China (doesn't need a Xi visit) otherwise on private loan level and FDI.

You can prove me wrong by quoting Walton or any other industrial group financial data here and show me assured multi billions in revenue, market value and capital.

Chinese are not in the business of riskily starting something from scratch, they build/augment GCF capacity in relatively assured civil infra like roads, rail, waterways, ports, airports....and any natural resources you may have....when it comes to non-industrial nations like BD. Also consider how many years these 24 billion in loans will cover (its longer than CPEC even I have read).

It is BD that will then have to attract quality FDI and expertise from the whole world on the back of the civil infra....but that depends on human capital quality.....which is not looking promising given:

a) the level of dependence on Indian professional expats for the most routine of operations
b) the terribly meagre size of BD industrial groups which will take many many more years to develop into something that can be called even medium sized.
c) quality of BD education sector especially at higher and vocational levels, you can ask @Mohammed Khaled about it

Thus such talk like yours can only be revisited say 10 years from now at the bare minimum.

 

[Michael Corleone]

They are going to produce exactly zilch for many more years to come given what BD actually is importing capital goods wise and its dreadful human capital quality past the most basic of "manufacturing" (i.e RMG).

Investment would have already poured in from China (doesn't need a Xi visit) otherwise on private loan level and FDI.

You can prove me wrong by quoting Walton or any other industrial group financial data here and show me assured multi billions in revenue, market value and capital.

Chinese are not in the business of riskily starting something from scratch, they build/augment GCF capacity in relatively assured civil infra like roads, rail, waterways, ports, airports....and any natural resources you may have....when it comes to non-industrial nations like BD. Also consider how many years these 24 billion in loans will cover (its longer than CPEC even I have read).

It is BD that will then have to attract quality FDI and expertise from the whole world on the back of the civil infra....but that depends on human capital quality.....which is not looking promising given:

a) the level of dependence on Indian professional expats for the most routine of operations
b) the terribly meagre size of BD industrial groups which will take many many more years to develop into something that can be called even medium sized.
c) quality of BD education sector especially at higher and vocational levels, you can ask @Mohammed Khaled about it

Thus such talk like yours can only be revisited say 10 years from now at the bare minimum.

For producing cheap robots a whole army of trained bengalis have to be created. A whole new infrastructure needs to be setup to assemble those. And it's non sense all in China's interest... the cost of assembly will go up significantly. Why do people produce things in china? Because the raw input source and manufacturing output source are both in same country in close proximity reducing cost. Bd doesn't have that... and so industrial wise it's better if bd develops more in the field of outsourcing, financial trade and tourism. Small scale manufacturing can only do much to increase growth.

 

[TopCat]

They are going to produce exactly zilch for many more years to come given what BD actually is importing capital goods wise and its dreadful human capital quality past the most basic of "manufacturing" (i.e RMG).

Investment would have already poured in from China (doesn't need a Xi visit) otherwise on private loan level and FDI.

You can prove me wrong by quoting Walton or any other industrial group financial data here and show me assured multi billions in revenue, market value and capital.

Chinese are not in the business of riskily starting something from scratch, they build/augment GCF capacity in relatively assured civil infra like roads, rail, waterways, ports, airports....and any natural resources you may have....when it comes to non-industrial nations like BD. Also consider how many years these 24 billion in loans will cover (its longer than CPEC even I have read).

It is BD that will then have to attract quality FDI and expertise from the whole world on the back of the civil infra....but that depends on human capital quality.....which is not looking promising given:

a) the level of dependence on Indian professional expats for the most routine of operations
b) the terribly meagre size of BD industrial groups which will take many many more years to develop into something that can be called even medium sized.
c) quality of BD education sector especially at higher and vocational levels, you can ask @Mohammed Khaled about it

Thus such talk like yours can only be revisited say 10 years from now at the bare minimum.

BD does not have this, BD does not have that. BD can not do this BD can not do that... lab lab la....

 

[mb444]

BD does not have this, BD does not have that. BD can not do this BD can not do that... lab lab la....

Lol..... this is the same guy on the world hunger index list thread claimed that despite BD doing better than India and being ranked above is infact doing worse because the rate of improvement by India is better.
Enough said... poor hindutva goons suffers profound existential crisis whenever faced with anything other than RSS propaganda.

 

[ghost250]

Lol..... this is the same guy on the world hunger index list thread claimed that despite BD doing better than India and being ranked above is infact doing worse because the rate of improvement by India is better.
Enough said... poor hindutva goons suffers profound existential crisis whenever faced with anything other than RSS propaganda.

he knws everythng..!! dont ques him,bro..!!

 

[Nilgiri]

this is the same guy on the world hunger index list thread claimed that despite BD doing better than India and being ranked above is infact doing worse because the rate of improvement by India is better.

I didn't say that. I said BD chest thumpers should be concerned they are not improving as fast as they used to anymore....especially if the pace continues to slow. At the current rate its 4 years away from India doing better on GHI. BD will need to improve faster or fall behind in this as well. Already India has better overall malnutrition figures than India because of it this time compared to last.

I would also be concerned if we were not improving as fast in education and income like before, but we are maintaining the pace and even accelerating. Just look at the PPP per capita growth in India compared to BD for example.

There is a reason why BD is still classified as LDC.

You just need to keep watching the HDI and other such metrics to see this over the next few years.

BD does not have this, BD does not have that. BD can not do this BD can not do that... lab lab la....

Yes I know it feels bad to look at Walton financial data...and say this is the best BD can offer outside of RMG.

It will be fun to see all those projections being made fall on their face too.

 

[Species]

They are going to produce exactly zilch for many more years to come given what BD actually is importing capital goods wise and its dreadful human capital quality past the most basic of "manufacturing" (i.e RMG).

Investment would have already poured in from China (doesn't need a Xi visit) otherwise on private loan level and FDI.

You can prove me wrong by quoting Walton or any other industrial group financial data here and show me assured multi billions in revenue, market value and capital.

Chinese are not in the business of riskily starting something from scratch, they build/augment GCF capacity in relatively assured civil infra like roads, rail, waterways, ports, airports....and any natural resources you may have....when it comes to non-industrial nations like BD. Also consider how many years these 24 billion in loans will cover (its longer than CPEC even I have read).

It is BD that will then have to attract quality FDI and expertise from the whole world on the back of the civil infra....but that depends on human capital quality.....which is not looking promising given:

a) the level of dependence on Indian professional expats for the most routine of operations
b) the terribly meagre size of BD industrial groups which will take many many more years to develop into something that can be called even medium sized.
c) quality of BD education sector especially at higher and vocational levels, you can ask @Mohammed Khaled about it

Thus such talk like yours can only be revisited say 10 years from now at the bare minimum.

Lol dumbass!

The $24 billion loan will be given in the next five years. Besides, there are other projects worth billions that China is funding. While there will be additional $13 billion investment in the private sector.

Next time know the details properly before farting!

 

[Nilgiri]

The $24 billion loan will be given in the next five years. Besides, there are other projects worth billions that China is funding. While there will be additional $13 billion investment in the private sector.

Yah lets see what are just MOUs and what actually materialise. End 3rd party GCF ratio measurements are what matter to me. Do you even have a link that there are specific assured time period for these loans?

And before you call someone dumbass, think to yourself what the impression is in this forum about the BD posters. Less said the better I suppose.

The very fact that one of your ilk thinks its so simple to graduate from making underwear to robots with just some magic investment is quite hillarious. Guess its the level of critical thinking developed in a LDC.

 

[Species]

Yah lets see what are just MOUs and what actually materialise. End 3rd party GCF ratio measurements are what matter to me. Do you even have a link that there are specific assured time period for these loans?

They are China, not India!

So far there has never been any Chinese pledges that haven't been materialized.

And before you call someone dumbass, think to yourself what the impression is in this forum about the BD posters. Less said the better I suppose.

The very fact that one of your ilk thinks its so simple to graduate from making underwear to robots with just some magic investment is quite hillarious. Guess its the level of critical thinking developed in a LDC.

The problem is with the unemployed frustrated Indian trolls who have nothing better to do in life but to troll here with low IQ ignorant posts.

 

[grey boy 2]

They are China, not India!

So far there has never been any Chinese pledges that haven't been materialized.



The problem is with the unemployed frustrated Indian trolls who have nothing better to do in life but to troll here with low IQ ignorant posts.

What do you expect from Indians when you're in danger of taking a big piece of their imaginative cake from China?
Arun Jaitley woos Chinese firms to invest in India’s infrastructure sector

By: PTI | Beijing | Published:June 24, 2016 1:15 pm

Indian Finance Minister Arun Jaitley speaks at an “Invest in India” forum in Beijing, China. (Source: Reuters)
http://indianexpress.com/article/in...in-indias-infra-sector-make-in-india-2873060/

 

[Nilgiri]

They are China, not India!

So far there has never been any Chinese pledges that haven't been materialized.



The problem is with the unemployed frustrated Indian trolls who have nothing better to do in life but to troll here with low IQ ignorant posts.

Right so no link for your 5 year assured claim. Typical.

Even with 5 years thats like 5 billion of loans a year averaged out. Thats puny for BD GCF (even accounting for the small size of BD GDP). The puniness is actually a good thing since you wont be over-exposed to potential debt traps resulting from such loans done through BD govt and public sector.

Not to mention these are loans and not FDI. Means transfer efficiency comes into play esp for the fiscal situation regarding loan repayment and the effect of all of this down the road. If BD govt is the final executor of the projects concerning these loans, thats going to be even worse for BD.

What are the details of the "investment" into private companies of BD? Are those loans too?

What do you expect from Indians when you're in danger of taking a big piece of their imaginative cake from China?
Arun Jaitley woos Chinese firms to invest in India’s infrastructure sector

By: PTI | Beijing | Published:June 24, 2016 1:15 pm

Indian Finance Minister Arun Jaitley speaks at an “Invest in India” forum in Beijing, China. (Source: Reuters)
http://indianexpress.com/article/in...in-indias-infra-sector-make-in-india-2873060/

We care only about FDI, not loans from excess liquidity that you are seeking to get small countries into potential debt traps. i.e India wants money/investment that you shoulder the risk for, not us

Chinese loans? A big thanks but no thanks from India.

Chinese FDI? Sure, lets talk.

Its increasing by leaps and bounds compared to before too:

http://www.vccircle.com/news/econom...ts-23-bn-past-3-months-against-135-bn-2000-16

Thats the major difference. But small countries I guess cannot be so picky and can only focus fiscally on short term and cross their fingers.

 

[Species]

What do you expect from Indians when you're in danger of taking a big piece of their imaginative cake from China?
Arun Jaitley woos Chinese firms to invest in India’s infrastructure sector

By: PTI | Beijing | Published:June 24, 2016 1:15 pm

Indian Finance Minister Arun Jaitley speaks at an “Invest in India” forum in Beijing, China. (Source: Reuters)
http://indianexpress.com/article/in...in-indias-infra-sector-make-in-india-2873060/

I can understand their butthurt mind. India's exports are falling like never before while their industrial sector is on a steady decline!

http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/opinion/indian-exports-are-facing-a-crisis/article9215934.ece

http://indianexpress.com/article/bu...in-aug-as-mining-manufacturing-slows-3076018/

What are the details of the "investment" into private companies of BD? Are those loans too?

They are investments, specially designed for the Chinese SEZs in Bangladesh. But you can consider them as hard loans if that soothes your *** which is on a heavy fire.