India's trade deficit with China crosses USD 100 bn in first 9-months

[mythbuster]

I’ve only been to Pakistan once, and I saw many things I couldn’t understand. Please explain them to me: Pakistan has an excellent geographic location and should logically have developed a large-scale refining industry oriented toward the Gulf, but in reality the oil Pakistan imports is expensive, distant American oil. Likewise, Pakistan’s labor is far cheaper than China’s, hardworking, and tolerant of harsh conditions, and China, as a friend, is willing to support your manufacturing. So why has Pakistan’s manufacturing never been able to take off? In the China+1 wave of the past 10 years, the manufacturing Pakistan received was not even one percent of what India got—the timing was completely missed!

Poor work ethics , very corrupt and inefficient bureaucracy....on top of that archaic laws that are unfriendly towards businesses.

 

[Beijingwalker]

Too much freedom and less centralised power which leads to weak execution.

 

[Viet]

I’ve only been to Pakistan once, and I saw many things I couldn’t understand. Please explain them to me: Pakistan has an excellent geographic location and should logically have developed a large-scale refining industry oriented toward the Gulf, but in reality the oil Pakistan imports is expensive, distant American oil. Likewise, Pakistan’s labor is far cheaper than China’s, hardworking, and tolerant of harsh conditions, and China, as a friend, is willing to support your manufacturing. So why has Pakistan’s manufacturing never been able to take off? In the China+1 wave of the past 10 years, the manufacturing Pakistan received was not even one percent of what India got—the timing was completely missed!

If Pakistan can convince the Chinese to bring in capital, workforce, machinery, materials, logistics, political stability, work ethic and more. all combined. Now globally there are only 4 countries that can come close to China manufacturing: Vietnam, Mexico, the US, India.
Other countries can do as well, but thing gets complicated If we are talking from making cheap daily goods to high tech manufacturing.

 

[jr_pdf]

If Pakistan can convince the Chinese to bring in capital, workforce, machinery, materials, logistics, political stability, work ethic and more. all combined. Now globally there are only 4 countries that can come close to China manufacturing: Vietnam, Mexico, the US, India.
Other countries can do as well, but thing gets complicated If we are talking from making cheap daily goods to high tech manufacturing.

My dear cousin, there is one of the simplest and most basic things that is the hardest in Pakistan: political stability. As an outsider, I don't really want to criticize Pakistan's turbulent domestic politics, but look at what's happening right now—it wouldn't be an exaggeration to call it the brink of civil war. Given the current reality, everything you've said is empty talk.

 

[mythbuster]

If Pakistan can convince the Chinese to bring in capital, workforce, machinery, materials, logistics, political stability, work ethic and more. all combined. Now globally there are only 4 countries that can come close to China manufacturing: Vietnam, Mexico, the US, India.
Other countries can do as well, but thing gets complicated If we are talking from making cheap daily goods to high tech manufacturing.

There's a joke in Pakistan ! Give Pakistan on contract to china for 20 years.