Pak entrepreneurs hint at investing $3.0b

[Sharjeel]

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Originally posted by Srirangan@Nov 28 2005, 02:34 AM
So you are making a generic claim that Bangladeshi industries are better than Pakistani industries in the textile sector. Fine, you are free to make such a claim. But can you back it up with reasoning?

Raw materials, Pak has plenty, BD has plenty.
Labour, Pak has plenty, BD has plenty.
Expertize, no doubt both have sufficient technical & managerial expertize.
Market, both are eying the same markets and neither has a distinct advantage over the other.

So why would a Pakistani org invest in BD when it's own country can benefit from the investment?

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13% of $1billion is $130million.

[Sharjeel]

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Originally posted by Srirangan+Nov 28 2005, 02:14 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Srirangan &#064; Nov 28 2005, 02:14 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'>eheh .. Bullying with numbers?

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if they export from pakistan it costs them 13% more then if they export from bangladesh thus 130 million saving out of every billion worth export when you compare it to export from pakistan...&#33; its common business sence to optomise ones profits.

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Why will exporting textiles to the West from Pakistan cost them 13% more? Operational costs? No. Govt export duties, not these either. Then what?

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read the bloody article mate.

The bedwear exporters witnessed a sharp decline in orders from European countries after the EU in March 2004 imposed a 13.1 per cent anti-dumping duty on imports from Pakistan, claiming the cheap Pakistani products were harming the local textile industries.