BD is a long way off from being a "middle-income" country but we will hopefully get there one day with the help of friends like Japan and China.
Cheers to that buddy!
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BD is a long way off from being a "middle-income" country but we will hopefully get there one day with the help of friends like Japan and China.
Pakistan has plan to invest 100 trillion in next ten years
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Fine np !
maybe in next millenniumLong for the day Pakistan and India put down rivalry and pick up collective and fraternal codevelopment.
Imagine an aligned Pakistan and India? No power in the earth could threaten such an alliance.
LOL, Japan's public debt is almost 250% of its GDP. Yeah, none is "richer" than you.
List of countries by public debt - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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"The Japanese public debt exceeded one quadrillion yen (US$10.46 trillion) in 2013, more than twice the annual gross domestic product of Japan."
"Notwithstanding the stability of the market for Japanese government debt, the cost of servicing Japan's public debt uses up half of the state's tax revenues..."
Japan public debt - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Long for the day Pakistan and India put down rivalry and pick up collective and fraternal codevelopment.
Imagine an aligned Pakistan and India? No power in the earth could threaten such an alliance.
That is because Chinese has 1.3 million people to feed , Japanese have 100 million. Japan can spend more .... Plus Chinese economy is inflated and is not 10 Trillion.
japan competing with china on infrastructure? good luck to them . actually, we should welcome japan investing in infrastructure as china's goal is to increase asian infrastructure by building road and railway to facilitate china's trade. japan as an isolated island nation will benefit little from this but instead will greatly aid china's ultimate goal.So is Japan going to lend the money to counties without any pre-condition such as have to buy Japanese products with the money borrowed? Let alone the political ones.
Cause compare to Chinese products, Japanese products are usually 2 or 3 times more expensive while in infrastructure projects, Japanese have to reply on local man-power which usually could cause long delay of the project, in turn cause additional cost.
I'd say with $50 billion China can do much more than Japan's $110 billion.
I agree! India is ripe for investment, plus, we cannot deny the massive Indian market.
With China becoming more hostile, we might have to start moving our production centers from China to ASEAN and India. Where the population is more receptive and less hostile, politically.
A solid counterweight to the AIIB, well done Japan...
Building infrastructure in Asia ultimately benefits Chinese trade as it connects the Chinese market to the rest of Asia. No other Asian country has the market size of China nor the manufacturing base.
$110 billion for 5 years by Japan is not much.
China Development Bank alone lend money for infrastructure in the multiple billions every year. That's not counting the other big banks in China which also fund infrastructure projects.
Japan will bankrupt itself worse than it is now by trying to match Chinese money. Chinese development banks, foreign reserves and sovereign wealth funds combined has money in the multiple trillions.
China is also adding about $1 trillion worth of GDP output per year even at 7% growth. Japanese economy will be thee size of the Shanghai economy in a few years time.
Japan is bringing a knife to a gun fight if they think they can outcompete China in funding and building infrastructure all around the world.