You don't see me bragging about this do you? Fiscally at a national level or regional level, it's not going to change living standards or production rates. Look what their producing, the actual product and what's it's worth and how much the investor has lost in 'investment' and 'ongoing costs'. You can tell how 'successful' he is by asking the employees how much they are paid. If they are paid '300' a month, well it's clearly because the product is low value an low profit margin so less pay.
That's why we are paid heavily high in the west because the product is expensive so the company can pay us better while not harming profits so this increases living standard of the local who can then create his own investments be it 'properties or cars' or whatever they do with their money. But it all boils down to what are YOUR PRODUCING MARKEEDI HORE IYO MUXU YAHAY QIIMAHISA THEN THEY WORK OUT TIME/EFFORT/COST YOU PUT IN AND MULTIPLY IT BY YOUR CITY POPULATION OR REGION POPULATION OR COUNTRY. Wa arin fican dhinaca 'local business' ah tani lakin ma aha 'arin economist' ku oran karo inay dalka wax wayn uu soo kordhiyeen.
This isn't their fault, it's our govt fault for not having proper economists who guide business investors into sectors that will help lift their people out of poverty. Not advice them to create water bottle plants or farming produces but 'high end product' value investments, it's up to economist to work out the finer detail how much money is needed, how much return will be achieved by looking at market scope of local and outside. What effect this will have on local living standards and wages, how this redistribute to the economy such as property purchases or car purchases, how other sectors will grow with inflowing capital. Economist work is very difficult but its needed but it's about wider economy so everyone is lifted up or benefited.
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