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How the International Monetary Fund Continues to Shrink the Poorer Nations
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Kind of. The problem with Chinese terms is that they are very long term. There is also no form of technology transfer as is typical in Western contracts.
The Chinese model has some pluses to it, but there are some minuses to it as well which don't really show themselves immediately.
Technology transfer and austerity. Sort of sounds contradictory, doesn't it?
And yet it is usually a condition in a lot of IMF contracts that local labor be used in the construction of local works, including being taught how to.
In contrast, China sells turn-key systems mostly designed and built by Chinese labor save for some low skill items like earthwork.