they pay good salaries if you limit fdi you stop your economyOf course it matters as tech and profits are not Singaporese.
BD on purpose limits FDI as it wants to build up its own companies.
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they pay good salaries if you limit fdi you stop your economyOf course it matters as tech and profits are not Singaporese.
BD on purpose limits FDI as it wants to build up its own companies.
they pay good salaries if you limit fdi you stop your economy
Bangls is no handicap and English is not a necessity for development. East Asian countries developed without being good in English. We fail to realize our lack of planning to advance the country in scientific, technological and industrial fields have led to the slow development of the country and then propose English as a remedy to fix it. It is better to know at least but certainly not a pre-requisite. Our subcontinental people are still mental slaves of the British.
This.
We definitely need to diversify but the textile sector hasn't even reached it's full potential yet. The textile alone can bring upto 100-150B.
We Bengalis seem to be good in textile somehow. Historically it was the Muslin Bengal was known for and made a fortune by exporting it, in 21st century textile seems to be the goose laying golden eggs. We have to diversify but any industry we diversify to must be in addition to textile, that is we should not leave our dominance in textile just because we managed to diversify.
singaproe 65 years indepandant
Youre comparing a small city state with BD, a country of 170 million people. Also Singapore is sorrounded by countries which also had decent good development, and it has a very strategic maritime location, which made it interesting for superpower like USA and its European allies. Of course they also had wise leadership in Yew.
BD otoh is sorrounded by hostile millitary dictatorship Myanmar and a India that was semi-communistic and underdeveloped (and for the most still is). BD did not stabilize as a modern state until the late 1980s.
Youre comparing a small city state with BD, a country of 170 million people. Also Singapore is sorrounded by countries which also had decent good development, and it has a very strategic maritime location, which made it interesting for superpower like USA and its European allies. Of course they also had wise leadership in Yew.
BD otoh is sorrounded by hostile millitary dictatorship Myanmar and a India that was semi-communistic and underdeveloped (and for the most still is). BD did not stabilize as a modern state until the late 1980s.
Not only that but Singapore was fairly developed after the British handed over self-government internally.
In 1959(when it had full internal government) it had a per capita income 5 times higher than that of BD that was still being held back by Pakistan for another 12 years and a vicious civil war at the end as well.
The guy clearly has no idea what he is talking about and is comparing apples to oranges here.
Yes, this is exactly what has been happening in Bangladesh since 1972. When most other countries including European ones have adopted a policy of learning English, it is BD that has taken a policy of forgetting English.Tell me how you learn when critical mass of literature and research is written in English?
You automatically restrict yourself to small volumes that are translated.
And then you have problems with stuff lost in translation.
Our businesses have to hire Indians because of a dearth of English speakers in BD.
I am afraid, Bangla is going to keep Bangladeshis backward.
Yes, this is exactly what has been happening in Bangladesh since 1972. When most other countries including European ones have adopted a policy of learning English, it is BD that has taken a policy of forgetting English.
All the science, technology, medicine, or knowledge-related original papers are written in English, and we are unable to enter the entire sources of knowledge because we lack proficiency in the English language.
Bro, Bangla is a massive handicap.
You learn by reading and listening.
What journals, books and online lessons are in Bangla?
It’s a massive handicap even for first generation Bengali immigrants in the west.
Thankfully, British Bangladeshi kids are now on par with middle class whites. But if their parents spoke English - they would be even higher.
You cannot compare east Asia with Bangladesh.
East Asia (China, Japan and Korea) was already industrialised whereas Bangladesh only started in the 1980s.
And Bengal suffered two famines under British rule and was systematically deindustrialised.
We cannot progress without speaking the Queen’s English.
Why do you have to answer this stupid question? If not par now, our BD kids can be made at par with any other kids by education, and if they can be made rid of religious abstraction or fatalism.Are you sure Bangladeshi kids are on par with White British kids in socio-economic indicators?
No English knowledge is a major advantage, trust me. Its not about being a mental slave its about international business.Bangla is no handicap and English is not a necessity for development. East Asian countries developed without being good in English. Our failure to realize our lack of planning to advance the country in scientific, technological and industrial fields have led to the slow development of the country and then propose English as a remedy to fix it. It is better to know at best but certainly not a pre-requisite. Our subcontinental people are still mental slaves of the British.
Early stages Bangladeshi students were way back, but recently that trend has changed and Bangladeshi students are amongst the top students in the UK. Check the recent census data.Are you sure Bangladeshi kids are on par with White British kids in socio-economic indicators?
Early stages Bangladeshi students were way back, but recently that trend has changed and Bangladeshi students are amongst the top students in the UK. Check the recent census data.
The census data for 2021/2022 is for Bangladeshi origin UK residents.Is this for the overseas students or the BD origin UK born students.