Bilal Khan (Quwa)
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It's not even the environment. Let's say the environment is bad, then what is to stop the Pakistani government from creating gated communities with simplified tax-rates, decent wages, etc? If you're going to spend on defence R&D, then you can connect the labour-end as well and manage it properly. This is true for China as well. It wasn't as if China was always a great place to live, some olive branches had to have been given to Chinese expatriates.It's really strange how Pakistan seems to be stuck. If you walk into any engineering faculty at Ivy League colleges in US, you will mostly hear students speaking in Chinese, Farsi and Urdu. Pakistan has failed to produce a stable political environment for its large pool of oversea talents to return. Due to corruption and poor security situation, its economic growth has been held back.