Complete waste of time to reply him!! He will keep posting BS from his Rant Blog!!
yay!!!
Complete waste of time are you guys who poke your nose into every thread.
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Complete waste of time to reply him!! He will keep posting BS from his Rant Blog!!
yay!!!
Pakistan Good take good decision.............
indians have more pain then us abut our economy yaar kitny achy hain dekho to sahi .
^It's not about how much your debt is, it's about ability to pay your debts.
thats true....Indians are worried abt your economy than you....that is exactly the problem in Pakistan...."you guys dont worry about your economy" while the entire world is worried.......stop your blind patriotism here and start to worry about your economy a little bit more ...it would do wonders for Pakistan which is betten than some cheap short time satisfaction you get by posting stupid posts l.....
i pray that this decision for always.............Yes but for how long ?
Complete waste of time are you guys who poke your nose into every thread.
Nonsense!
Such BS from you only discredits you, and no one else!
Afghanistan has almost no legitimate exports and current account deficits as far as the eye can see!
It's under military occupation and essentially a narco economy.
^It's not about how much your debt is, it's about ability to pay your debts.
India runs huge trade and budget deficits and therefore heavily dependent on foreign inflows of loans, FDI and FII to drive its economic growth and to meet its debt obligations....not very different from Greece and other nations depending on foreign inflows. And we all know how quickly Greek economy went from being healthy to being very sick....and how many Western economies in the twin-deficit club are also suffering now.
Haq's Musings: Soaring Chinese Imports and Twin Deficits Worry India
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Since 2007–08, the fiscal deficit has increased to around 6.5 to 7 per cent of India’s GDP, subsequently leading to a combined federal and state deficit of over 10 per cent of GDP in 2009–10. The actual numbers are higher, by at least 1 per cent, as some items were kept off the balance sheet.
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