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Why India-Japan’s Knock-Off Of Pakistan-China’s CPEC Is Doomed To Fail

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the only power india has is, the biggest consumer market....so they are gonna consume japanese products..may be in this way they are trying to achieve boycott China policy

Indian consumer is weak for its size. The only thing weaker than it's consumer market is its export capability. That in turn make its consumer market look relatively strong. This cause Indians in turn to brag about its "large" consumer market as this is only in comparison with its non existent export capability. Sad.

India has huge technical work force.
Our services sector is robust

LOL. Again. Indian service sector is weak. It look relatively strong because of its even weaker manufacturing.
 
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Why India-Japan’s Knock-Off Of Pakistan-China’s CPEC Is Doomed To Fail

LMAO...ValueWalk, a third rate site run by a Non resident Pakistani. The website of my local vernacular newspaper gets more hits than this piece of trash...

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And the expert opinion of Ms. Polina Tikhonova, who writes articles about anything from fashion to nutrition to geopolitics at $30 per article... :rofl:

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anyway, some more samples of her work :-)

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so india who always said that Pakistan is becoming colony of China through CPEC is trying to counter it by becoming colony of even a smaller island called Japan.

Mr Einstien, do you have any idea about type of financing and agreement in CPEC and this,

In CPEC China is investing everything, and they are smart, its business not charity. We have seen the game play in Sri Lanka and Tajikistan.
 
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depends upon what the japanese have preseted as analysis. Whether we are looking at it politically or not, they will do the numers pretty accurately.
 
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depends upon what the japs have preseted as analysis. Whether we are looking at it politically or not, they will do the numers pretty accurately.

You should call a Japanese person a "Jap" in front of their face.
 
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Call centers*

Programming, coding, automotive designing, simulation centre, test centres, e-medicine and many other fields exist here in terms of services export.

Please acquaint yourself with the services portfolio without embarrassing yourself.

How can something be a failure when it has not even started?

That's some serious pessimism.

The objective of AAGC is different from CPEC.

The writer is comparing apples to cabbages.
 
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Programming, coding, automotive designing, simulation centre, test centres, e-medicine and many other fields exist here in terms of services export.
Please acquaint yourself with the services portfolio without embarrassing yourself.

Again, all mentioned ones do include in one sector: IT industry.

Secondly, programming and coding are very much similiar and they are not services themselves. Programming/coding is the use of computer languages to make algorithms for solutions. Services are when you provide consumers with solutions using your programming skills.

Learn before you raise a point.
 
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Again, all mentioned ones do include in one sector: IT industry.

Secondly, programming and coding are very much similiar and they are not services themselves. Programming/coding is the use of computer languages to make algorithms for solutions. Services are when you provide consumers with solutions using your programming skills.

Learn before you raise a point.

Which is again done here.

That's what IT export accounts for.

Nobody pays for just writing programming lines.

There are numerous reports on the service industry's evolution in India.

Feel free to read them if you are interested.

My bad if I missed out something.
 
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japani doll hahaha.let them make their so called corridor.we must focus on CPEC and let india cry over azad kashmir.no export capability in indian markets.it's bound to be doomed.as far as chinese and indian products are concerned,chinese products are cheap so most countries will export chinese products including africa.let them make their corridor.
 
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