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John Perkins book; Confessions of an economic hitman tells us how the developing countries are forced or pushed towards mega and fancy infrastructure to put them in the big debt burden. Ultimately big corporate take away all the money, all the money is coming from them and at the end it goes back to those big corporations. People in the developing countries are trapped in big debts which they pay by increasing inflation. Ultimately, the people have to pay for all the mega projects with their hard earn income.
The book is really an eye opener. We are mostly very euphoric about the mega projects. We get happy on metro trains, big airport terminals, beautiful highways and high rise buildings. One thing, we don't realize these things are not the sign of development. These are the signs that we are ready to be the consumers of big corporate. We turn a deaf ear to daily suicide, killings and rapes going on around us.
Confessions of an Economic Hit Man - John Perkins - Google Books
The book is really an eye opener. We are mostly very euphoric about the mega projects. We get happy on metro trains, big airport terminals, beautiful highways and high rise buildings. One thing, we don't realize these things are not the sign of development. These are the signs that we are ready to be the consumers of big corporate. We turn a deaf ear to daily suicide, killings and rapes going on around us.
Confessions of an Economic Hit Man - John Perkins - Google Books