why Foreign investor does not have faith in Myanmar government.?

Question

i want to know clearly??
it's correct or not!!!

Answer 1

The Myanmar government for a long time has been run by a military dictatorship.

The problem is that over time this is neither stable, predictable, or enduring. Even should the military dictators be succeeded by others, they will yet be soldiers in office.

This reduces everything to the whim of the ruling junta. Investors cannot feel secure under such conditions.

There is another reason, too. Some investors do not want to invest in a nation where the dictators keep a Nobel Peace Prize winner under arrest and in isolation. Some investors do not think their their long-term business benefits from being associated with Myanmar. And some investors object in principle to the vast business done by Myanmar in heroin.

Answer 2

It is true that foreign investors have absolutely NO faith in the Myanmar government. The government has proven that it cannot be trusted in dealing with people even inside the country, so why should we expect it to deal more fairly with foreigners who are even farther removed from the country.

I would expect all my money to be stolen by the government. There is no point in investing if it is not a free country, anyway. If the government has total control, then it can behave any way it wants toward investors, at the whim of the government ministers. I will only invest where the government is not all-powerful.