Whenever a country starts heavy industry, someone must bear the costs. This cost can either be borne by the industry itself (environmental protection), but this can lead to insufficient competitiveness, so it is common to shift the burden onto farmers.

The problem is that you need to have the determination and execution to carry this through, rather than being deterred by public criticism when encountering issues; otherwise, nothing will be accomplished.

This either requires the government to have a certain level of centralization (like China and Vietnam), or it requires the chaebols to persist (like in South Korea and Taiwan).

Once wealth is accumulated and a reputation is established, then the past environmental debts can be repaid; Dongda is currently taking this step.

Indian political parties lack long-term vision and execution, while Indian chaebols are satisfied with domestic demand and have no motivation to engage in manufacturing.

Manufacturing, to put it simply, is an industry with a particularly high entry threshold; only countries with great determination or those driven to desperation can enter it.

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