No.1602080
Why is india so badly urbanised and so little industrialized? they produce a fucking ton of ingeneers and STEMfaggots but they don't even have the industries to make them useful?
No.1602085
>>1602080That’s not hard to explain actually. Their unemployment is really bad and so are their governments priorities. Their leaders don’t value industry or respect trade workers, unsurprisingly barely anyone tries to get into industry over their as much as the Chinese do which means a lot of construction and factory work that needs to be completed never gets finished. Not different from the overeducation issue seen in the imperial core, but there it’s taken to its least logical extreme.
No.1602093
>>1602085Do you have any articles that expand on these issues?
No.1602163
If you could stop making a thread for every inconsequential thought you have
No.1602168
>>1602080Their government fell for the start-up & VC model. That's where most of their techies who haven't migrated to the US are employed
No.1602230
>>1602168Are they at least getting anything meaningful done? It’s hard to imagine the country having things like smart cities and automated processes without the proper infrastructure installed first but I wouldnt think it’s impossible.
No.1602661
>>1602066Population is growing overall, but growth is decreasing in some parts. iirc kerala is below replacement levels of fertility.
No.1602679
>>1602066indias birthrate is already falling like everywhere else bruh
No.1602686
>>1602679>>1602661In some parts, yes these ideas would apply, however the population of the country is set to increase by skittle over 100 million by 2050 and continue increasing somewhat until the end of the century.
No.1603185
>>1602080The imperial core outsources tech jobs to them, and they dedicate their resources to fulfilling those economic needs for the imperial core, so it's a feedback loop. The falling rate of profit will fix it eventually.