There are many reasons for economic backwardness. First, the status of currency and Mongolian currency in the world is relatively low, and they are in the middle and lower reaches of the world currency. Not many countries are willing to store Mongolian currency in large quantities. If the Mongolian currency is like the dollar, then the Mongolian light currency can bring huge benefits to itself; Secondly, geographically, Mongolia has a large number of resource reserves. Unfortunately, surrounded by China and Russia, import and export trade completely depends on Sino-Russian transportation, losing trade autonomy. Third, science and technology and education do not mean that science and technology are developed. Education only provides people with high knowledge and cannot bring advanced science and technology. Without advanced science and technology, production efficiency cannot be improved and high-tech equipment cannot be produced. . . . . . It seems that the United States and Russia can sell advanced weapons. In addition, technology is also an extremely expensive industry. With developed education, how much money does Mongolia have for scientific research? Fourth, the lack of business talents, business-minded people can be uneducated, but an economically developed country must have such people, so education and business are two different things. When education develops, the economy will develop, and the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Commerce can be merged into one department in the future. Fifth, people's ideology is far less than that of other countries, not to mention China. It is good that he has the Vietnamese pursuit of wealth. Don't object, a country with a strong desire for wealth can do many unimaginable things, just as the Dutch once knelt down to Emperor China for business. If Mongolia has a strong desire for wealth, it will not be hostile to China to some extent. Sixth, seriously deviating from the reality of wine culture, Mongolians' pursuit of wine has gone beyond normal laws and regulations, and China people rarely go out to drink at noon, because they have to ensure normal work in the afternoon, and there is no difference between noon and night in Mongolia; Seventh, population is the key factor to determine the number of talents. If 1 10,000 people have 1 10,000 talents every ten years, then Mongolia will have four talents in ten years. How would you feel if you assigned four people to various fields? In a word, lack of people, lack of talent; Eighth, Mongolia itself is not short of resources, but resources are unbalanced. Rich in mineral resources and developed animal husbandry, but the agricultural and sideline industries are too backward. If Mongolia has a population of tens of millions, it is difficult to feed on animal husbandry alone. For millions of people in Mongolia, the current animal husbandry can make them worry about food and clothing, but if they want to develop economically, they must have their own self-sufficient resources.
There should be other reasons, so I won't list them. . . .