Black_cats
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Yeah because BBS lies about its life expectancy, mortality rates and education. The PPP at least has ICP oversight/validation (if you know what that is and where it comes from)....so I will compare that more confidently for now. First build up a credible statistics organisation and you can compare to other countries better. It also goes for Myanmar btw. Right now its like saying your slop is better than the others slop....because you claim the colour is bit better on your end and you stuck some toothpick flag with a number on it....when it really is all just slop.
The claimed cattle data for BD proves just how compromised BBS claims are on common sense level.
The point of mentioning the cherry pick is that anyone can do it for projections. Here is one where BD will only grow 4% or less long term:
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/harvard-research-puts-bd-in-low-growth-category.505795/
The tears from you lot were quite delicious .
Coming to PwC one, you do understand that Myanmar has a population more than 3 times lower than yours? Why would we expect them to be in the arbitrary cut-off of top 32 world economies by PwC? What if they come in at rank 33 or within top 40 etc? It doesn't mean they are doing worse than BD lol (by that argument lots of massively wealthy countries not in the top 32 are also doing worse than BD)....simply put their population is 1/3rd of yours. But per capita they are doing better than you and the trend suggests they will be doing better than you in future too:
They have 48% higher realised consumption per capita than you right now. By 2022 it will be 56% higher according to IMF projection (of much shorter and thus relevant debate wise than PwC/Harvard/WB/BRICS 2050 projections). Just remember they were behind you on PPP per capita in the early 2000s. Not surprising given the amount of something as basic as steel/electricity you lot consume per person.
Sorry feeble minded one, try again using a consistent unitary source rather than trying to cherry pick from apples and oranges from whatever years/definitions being used. Something like this:
Idiot that's not a apple and orange comparison, that is the correct figure that Myanmar consume only 19 kg per person per year. This is from another source from Myanmar itself from this year.
"Myanmar’s annual steel consumption rate is 19 kilogram per person of total of 50 million population, or a total of only 1.33 million tonnes a year. "
Regarding per capita GDP in nominal term it will always remain lower then Bangladesh. In terms of PPP it's higher only because price are cheaper in Myanmar. China has higher GDP in terms of PPP then USA but is it really rich compared to USA? Answer is no.