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<blockquote data-quote="senal neveyi" data-source="post: 27255554" data-attributes="member: 570756"><p>Its an outdated view to despise loans. Frankly current world economy runs on credit. This is 1000BCE this is 2022CE. Our problem is we have spent the loans on consumer goods or vanity projects rather than on the development of infrastructure or investing in the production/service sectors. </p><p>Without the relevant numbers, I cant say which project would have been better. But there is no rule that we should 100% complete one project before starting another. Exporting minerals as raw products is a huge waste of resources but it does not mean that we should do any other project till we attend that.</p><p></p><p>If a political party has failed to decide on their economic model after 60 years of existence what would make you believe that they would make a meaningful change to a country within 6 years of rule?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="senal neveyi, post: 27255554, member: 570756"] Its an outdated view to despise loans. Frankly current world economy runs on credit. This is 1000BCE this is 2022CE. Our problem is we have spent the loans on consumer goods or vanity projects rather than on the development of infrastructure or investing in the production/service sectors. Without the relevant numbers, I cant say which project would have been better. But there is no rule that we should 100% complete one project before starting another. Exporting minerals as raw products is a huge waste of resources but it does not mean that we should do any other project till we attend that. If a political party has failed to decide on their economic model after 60 years of existence what would make you believe that they would make a meaningful change to a country within 6 years of rule? [/QUOTE]
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