Comments by "agon noga" (@agonnoga6100) on "IMF shows Bangladesh, half of India on per capita GDP in 2012 surges ahead now, widens gap till 2027" video.

Biggest problem is, India becoming more protectionist and insulated under "Aatma Nirbhar Bharat" which is return to license permit raj and Hindu rate of growth. Whereas, Bangladesh, correctly gets more integrated with the global supply chain. Modi is the biggest disaster in post 1947 India.
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@1987rachit why India didn't sign RCEP??
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@1987rachit India has huge trade deficit with China because Indian companies get their products manufactured in China and sold in India. This is the reason why we have 70 billion dollars trade deficit with China. Opposition to RCEP is because Indian companies cannot compete with even Bangladesh and Vietnam let alone China. For last more than a decade, many companies in India have moved to these countries.
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@Ishant007 with the world's largest population of poor people, why India cannot do the same??
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@Ishant007 what stops India from exporting raw materials to China and Bangladesh instead of manufacturing finished products in India instead of importing them from abroad??
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@1987rachit India I.e. Bharat, is a collection of more than 30 Bangladesh type countries. Real picture becomes clear when India ranks far lower than Bangladesh in Global Hunger Index with world's largest population of malnourished stunted people in the world. We rank first in all bad things and come last in all good things. This is as per all impartial international rankings. Per capita GDP of India with world's 2nd largest population is below many African and small Island nations. We need to take a good look at the real picture and not carried away by propaganda of politicians. Entire US economy is around 20 trillion dollars and you want me to believe 4000 companies have stock market value of 3.4 trillion dollars each I.e. collectively more than 12,000 trillion dollars?? What are you smoking??? India's stock market is pumped up by black money being laundered through Mauritius and pumped in the Indian stock market. If money from tax havens like Mauritius are stopped from being invested in Indian stock market then our stock market will collapse the next day.
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