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My point is "even if you are willing to produce goods at a cheaper price, there has to be demand to your products" - As r2bangaloresoon mentioned, China boom came during a time of Global boom and spending frenzy, but now things have changed a lot. And I do agree with your point on INR [QUOTE ...

Though they invested heavily on whatever you had mentioned these, most of the goods they produced were sold to consumers overseas rather than for their own consumption, their rate is like 1/3rd compared to India more than 1/2 of GDP (I may not be accurate). Govt keeps the currency from appreciating ...

I do agree with you and share your frustration on poor maintenance of Indian roads...... But the truth of the matter is, we don't have to compete, we just have to be a participant in the Global arena, piggy back the global economy, (that's exactly what China did, their transformation didn't come ...

Good point about the global boom..... here are my thoughts on your points 1. Money flows to the most profitable sector/location (high returns), US growth have almost stalled, and investments in Japan are not getting that much returns Not denying that people like safe assets, but when there is a ...

How many of you think that USD is overvalued, (Much of the world trade happens in USD, creating an artificial demand, think of a country like India buying oil from Middle east, which has got nothing to do with US or USD)

China became the second biggest economy in the world... In 1987, India and China GDP were the same......Now China has beat Japan Liberalization: China opened it's markets in 1978, China had enormous growth after that, and especially in the last Decade It takes time for policy changes to make ...