How can India's economy improve?

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Interesting article - thanks!

Still is amazing how well India's economy is.
 
Thank you for sharing that with me. I was very curious about India's economy, and this is the perfect article! Thank you again, Ceres!


Cheers,
Michael
 
Thank you for sharing! It still is incredible as Jeff said, on India's economy. Although, I fear it will drop soon enough. We'll have to wait in see for the future.
 
Simply strengthening the ability of the courts to take care of cases quickly would be a big help. I've been involved in a case in Bangalore since 1996.

Cutting subsidies and removing price controls in the energy sector would be another big help. PC has done well, but there is a lot left to do.
 
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Thanks for the article sharing. It sure did make an interesting read. I think it is a real pity that even our Prime Minister realizes that "“there are no binding external constraints on India’s economic growth. Most constraints we face are inherently internal" and still does nothing much to help it.
 
Frankly speaking, India is facing what US and other developed nations faced 200 years ago or so. Still Indian economy is on a tremendous growth, but taking a deeper look into the Indian society it is becoming a more of a Capitalist economy rather than being a liberal one.
 
Frankly speaking, India is facing what US and other developed nations faced 200 years ago or so.

That's exactly right, except India can copy a lot of what the developed nations did and move forward much faster, and hopefully avoid some of the errors along the way.
 
I would be suprised if India's economy improved judging by the current crunch of the US and GB economies. It looks like we are heading for international recession.
 
Despite the global economic problems, things are still going remarkably well in India:

The Reserve Bank of India expects the $1.2 trillion economy to expand 8 percent in the 12 months ending March, the slowest pace in four years. India's economy grew 7.9 percent in the three months to June 30 from a year earlier, the weakest pace since the last quarter of 2004.

Bloomberg.com: India & Pakistan

Despite the slowdown in India, these are still amazing levels of economic growth.
 
I was over in Mumbai last week with work looking at launching a new service with the backing of India's main car manufactor!! We visited the docks area in Mumbai and i have to say i was very impressed with what i saw, India are in a very good position at the moment to take advantage of the global market, but the thing that really caught my eye was the respect people have for the company's they work for, this in turn will produce good quality products, but also give people pride in their work.

From what i saw i really do belive that India has a long way to go BUT they are well on they way to greatness :)
 
Sounds like an exciting venture easydoms. I wish you much success!

It's interesting to hear about your experience and thoughts on India.
 
Good to get a first hand account.

Good luck with your new venture! Let us know when it's launched.
 
I think so india's economy is very much dependent on foreign investments. This situation must be changed at any cost. We must stand independently. The best example is that when the US economy tumbled, we had the industrial growth of just 1.9% against 10.5% for the same month last year.
 
To a certain extent that's difficult... most countries' economies are deeply interlinked. Generally that has more good points than bad points.
 

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