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Bangladesh has a troubled past, but it has been in a great position to grow dramatically in much the same way that its neighbour China has done in the recent past. Bangladesh is still a highly labour intensive market which makes it a great place to get T-shirts made, but a number of factors have made it painfully slow to develop beyond that. Could Bangladesh change things to become the next China?
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Bangladeshi here. In simple words, too much corruption, our country maybe getting rich but most money goes to only a small minority on the top.
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As a Malaysian who works with many migrant Bangladeshi construction workers. They're the most resourceful, smart, industrious, and hardest-working people I know.
Sadly, Bangladeshi government has prevented many of them from getting the right schooling and opportunities because I know they could easily go very far in life.
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"lots of people died" is a very hand wavey way of describing a genocide
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I know talking about genocide would get the video demonitized, but that is genuinely one of the reasons. 1971 marked a brutal killing of the intellectual class of the country along with the educated and the minorities. It's a miracle Bangladesh isn't a failed state (like Pakistan)
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I'm not sure someone thought Bangladesh would be a new China
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as a Bangladeshi who has been following this channel since its <10k subscribers days, boy that felt like an eternity. You got almost everything right, except few key issues. Still a great work.
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As a Bangladeshi, literally no one here expects Bangladesh to be the "next China." We do, however, like to compare ourselves with Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, Singapore etc
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As a Bangladeshi, I agree somewhat with this video. We have done way more than what was expected of us. We are a model nation of how to get out of abject poverty. But there is a long way to go if we want to compete with the big boys. What I disagree is that this video paints a very grim picture. Its not that bad. Also, we did not seperate from Pakistan because of a cyclone, we separated because of genocide by the Pakistani Punjabis.
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Love,respect and best wishes to Bangladeshi brothers from Indian brothers. 🇮🇳❤️🇧🇩
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Last time I was this early, China was projected to economically overtake The US
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As a regular viewer of EE and as a 21 year old Bangladeshi I confirm that, a lot of young people have given up the hope that we're going to see a real change in our lifetime, seeing the shear amount of corruption, pollution and chaos around us, most of the university students just want to leave this country anyhow by getting a scholarship abroad after undergraduate. And there's no doubt that we've been lied to about the growth vs inflation, the average Bangladeshi has to do very difficult maths when shopping for something as necessary as daily groceries now, and It's not an exaggeration, practically any Bangladeshi can relate.
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Isn’t the national leaderboard getting too crowded with US states? I mean, they aren’t nations.
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As an Indian, I really want my neighbour to develop. A developed South Asia will look very beautiful.
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The main problem in Bangladesh is corruption and political pressure. If we can clean our act we will definitely be a developed country. Love from Bangladesh.
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Too small. There you go, saved you 13 minutes.
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An economically prosperous and politically stable Bangladesh will be a blessing for India as we would have a sizeable market to export our goods and services while having a stable country in our neighborhood which is quite rare for us .
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My teacher once said, "if Bangladeshi people stop being so involved in politics and stop corruption then no one can stop Bangladesh not even USA"
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Something that I would say was overlooked here was about geography (I am from Canada so I don't know that much about other aspects of the country). Bangladesh looks like it has loads of natural harbours and really good water access. It is central to the population of the planet with China, India, SE Asia, Indonesia all nearby. So rather than taking resources up a river like the Mississippi, St Lawrence, Yellow or Yangtze, it would always be much easier to go and deliver raw materials to the Bangladesh coast, manufacture it there and then ship it out to the world. If it works for t-shirts, it can work for cars, ships, and every manufactured good. Lowering shipping costs is key to so many industries and Bangladesh is in a prime position to capitalize on that. They also have the man power to boot. It looks like a country full of great potential to me
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0:32 I dont think south east asia considers Bangladesh as part of it. Since it is a country found by breaking off from pakistan/india, it is generally considered a south asian country
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