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Harping on population alone is not rational. Afghanistan, Myanmar and Nepal have smaller populations and are poorer than Pakistan. If by magic, all the people of Pakistan were transformed into Japanese, the population problem will go away and in a few years the world will be flooded with Toyota, Honda, Sony and Panasonic products.What good are all these reserves when the country is unsustainably overpopulated? Money should be diverted to population reduction and sustainability.
If we had a small population, we'd be rich or higher-middle income like Gulf Arab states. Cursed be our soil it too fertile.
I don't see that sentiment expressed here often. Everyone constantly harps on deficit of fiscal capital, but no one thinks much about human capital.as shown throughout modern history
resources are less important than human talent
the most valuable “resource” is human capital
the most abundant places are the poorest
Harping on population alone is not rational. Afghanistan, Myanmar and Nepal have smaller populations and are poorer than Pakistan. If by magic, all the people of Pakistan were transformed into Japanese, the population problem will go away and in a few years the world will be flooded with Toyota, Honda, Sony and Panasonic products.
A picture means nothing.
It just shows that Pakistan needs better infrastructure.
If you think that way just simply don’t have kids.
We’ll continue having many kids while you can be childless. It’s up to you.
did you see the maps of the three countries?We have a lower population density than Ind, Ban, or Sl.
People per square mile
Pakistan - 780
Bangladesh - 3,020
india - 1,130
Not say that 780-800 isn't bad but it currently isn't at a critical level yet.
Over estimated by at least 2 .5 trillion
No they won’t. No one says I have to be restricted to Pakistan. The whole world belongs to Allah. My kids will migrate if needed but will continue having many kids to add to the Ummah.Your kids will die of starvation and overcrowding. You can see that in South Asia. Humanity is screwed.
No they won’t. No one says I have to be restricted to Pakistan. The whole world belongs to Allah. My kids will migrate if needed but will continue having many kids to add to the Ummah.
It wasn't just aid. Japan sat up and said, "How can we make money and fix our system?" I won't say that they got it perfectly right. They went into manufacturing and exploited that to grow their economy until the 80s. Their weakness is birth rates and an inability to figure out entrepreneurship. Everyone works for big companies in Japan and the SMB market is very limited there. They've basically tied their population to their workplaces and still don't understand how to make small businesses beyond retail work. Have they succeeded in making the economy strong? Oh yes, absolutely. But is Japan without fault, and will it last forever? No, they're headed into a steady decline now with a young generation that has limited opportunity to grow in a fully merit-based society and shackled by mountains of debt.Afghanistan because of constant war. Myanmar same. Nepal other issues. Pakistan was a prosperous country before overpopulation.
Japan had lots of American aid plus it's population growth is under control thanks to it's geography & climate.
Sure like New York. No wonder it's considered the world's most densely populated city:
It wasn't just aid. Japan sat up and said, "How can we make money and fix our system?" I won't say that they got it perfectly right. They went into manufacturing and exploited that to grow their economy until the 80s. Their weakness is birth rates and an inability to figure out entrepreneurship. Everyone works for big companies in Japan and the SMB market is very limited there. They've basically tied their population to their workplaces and still don't understand how to make small businesses beyond retail work. Have they succeeded in making the economy strong? Oh yes, absolutely. But is Japan without fault, and will it last forever? No, they're headed into a steady decline now with a young generation that has limited opportunity to grow in a fully merit-based society and shackled by mountains of debt.