"Given the choice between doing business in China or India, most foreign investors would probably pick China, The Economist said. "But as the global economy becomes more knowledge-intensive, India's advantage will grow."
Yeah this is the story of Indian in itself too.
Knowledge intensive is changing the perspectives within India as well and as many in India realise now! The world will realise too.
-> Many will feel sorry for the chances they missed.
-> Many will be glad they risked to bet on India.
-> Many will feel frustrated they knowingly or unknowingly exited India once.
-> Many will grow and reap the returns where we give every one a chance!
Well i always wonder when, we are allowing FDIs and FIIs, even at the cost of a huge economic differentials as in interest rates and returns for instance, why??
We can always limit them and safe guard the inflation and the national economic status.
It is the heritage and culture we carry that we sacrifice many for the humanity and the world but please this means in no ways an easy ride for any one who thinks they can fool around! Some where beyond 1947 when the nationalistic Nehruvian dream engines started raoring we decided to regulate as and when required. I just love the words Demography, Democracy , Diversity all in India :)
Volume build up comes as a part of the package and indeed to be frank no one in India is focusing on Volume build up. Rate of growth will be a impressive and ofcourse when we say the largest market- is it because of the amount of people or the buying power and style of people?
The topic is getting interesting day by day and this will indeed be one of the tremendous and mystic growth story of the modern age where industrial growth or industrial revolution will no longer be a key factor of growth!
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Thursday, October 07, 2010
A Modern Growth story or a Story of growth in the Modern world?
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009
July 27 '2048
A brilliant analysis from a Swedish researcher. Hans Rosling has covered the major practical factors in his software assisted analysis to really show on to the reality of whats going on with India.
As you may have noted in the earlier blogs also the per person worth and income is set to just scale up in a few more years.
Very real interesting interview here
Seems there is a video of his TED presentation? may be will add it later..
He has in many ways proved that experiencing India is the only way to realise life and all about India and the Future!
Updating the video and this is a must see...
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Monday, November 02, 2009
The Power shift..
281 Billion $ @ Year 1991 --->463 Billion $ @Yr 2001 ---> 1.2 trillion $ @Yr 2009
This is the story of the growth of the Indian economy starting from the year of liberalisation brought on to India by the then Finance Minister of India, Dr. Manmohan singh. With this genius in the driving seat of our Nation we are moving ahead and the worth of the nation has turned into Trillions meaning every one of the billion population is worth a Million $ ?
But how can this be justified in terms of the economics statistics at every level of the population?
Excerpt from the wikipedia article'
As of 2009, about 300 million people — equivalent to the entire population of the entire United States — has escaped extreme poverty.[2] The fruits of liberalization reached their peak in 2007, with India recording its highest GDP growth rate of 9%.[3] With this, India became the second fastest growing major economy in the world, next only to China.[4]. An Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) report states that the average growth rate 7.5% will double the average income in a decade, and more reforms would speed up the pace.[5]'
However the outlook within India needs to radically change that we ned to understand every citizen of us is worth more than we think as of today! In every way, India's best wealth is our people itself! With the worth of citizens coming up comes the Super power qualities of the nation. I am not against at all in recognising one fine day that we are already a super power :) But if we know where we are heading to we can drive on the best possible routes and enjoy the ride too with all those travelling on the same roads.
With Agriculture and Greener investments being the tommorrow's growth areas,we defenitely need to see How India fares!As we are very much by volume economical dependent on Agriculture and its outcome, we are staning at the entrance of another Greener Revolution Efficient and Enabled Agricultural Economy. Gear up! Farming is goona be the next world wide fashion wave soon!
The power shift is happening in the Socio Economic lines. From west to the East. ITs high time we realise India is right at the centre from the day we started calling the west and the East :)
Take a quick look on the Private consumption patterns from McKinsey. No wonders!!! GDP as such is contributed from the Private consumption directly along with other factors. [GDP = private consumption + gross investment + government spending + (exports − imports)]
But great to know why there is so much life in India and its Economy.
See the interactive predictions at theeir site here.
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Thursday, May 22, 2008
Most Competitive Economies!
There is a silent competition happening? or a silent overtake happening.The economic shift is gonna change soon the socio-political intensity and picture on the globe soon! Interesting are the names that have come up in the Asian nations who are listed as the competitve.
Slowly and neatly it is being proven how much the Asian economies are not coupled to the US economy, which headed in to the recession creating such a lot of speculations. Right form the beginnng I think many Asians like me at least would have had the idea that we ae not much gonna be affected expect for the high level influences!I really do not think that there is a strog competition happening between the race runners but all seem to be silently competing agains the previous champions!
Economes growing in tough conditions and independednt of others to an extend and you can imagine how strong and powerful they can be!
Read more on the competing Economies here!
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