Comments on: Investments In India: On The Rise http://indianeconomy.org/2005/12/27/investments-in-india-on-the-rise/ Issues & insights Fri, 29 Aug 2008 07:56:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: divyanshu pangaria http://indianeconomy.org/2005/12/27/investments-in-india-on-the-rise/#comment-265815 divyanshu pangaria Tue, 06 May 2008 09:34:00 +0000 http://indianeconomy.org/?p=178#comment-265815 The capricious speed of inflation in the indian economy is a result of two facts-The drawbacks in the foreign policy of the UPA government and the priority given by the developed countries for the agrobusiness culture.The priority given for the producction of biofuels over the food producing crops terraced the sails of world economy towards less production of neccesary or basic items which is the main source of energy for the most poor population of the world....keeping into account the backward or less developed countries of the world.....these are the main reasons for the sudden increased rate of inflation in the main agricultural countries of the world...including India...for further details or discussion about the topic please mail me at div_electronica@yahoomail.co.in....you views would be red-carpetted. The capricious speed of inflation in the indian economy is a result of two facts-The drawbacks in the foreign policy of the UPA government and the priority given by the developed countries for the agrobusiness culture.The priority given for the producction of biofuels over the food producing crops terraced the sails of world economy towards less production of neccesary or basic items which is the main source of energy for the most poor population of the world….keeping into account the backward or less developed countries of the world…..these are the main reasons for the sudden increased rate of inflation in the main agricultural countries of the world…including India…for further details or discussion about the topic please mail me at div_electronica@yahoomail.co.in….you views would be red-carpetted.

]]> By: mscrao http://indianeconomy.org/2005/12/27/investments-in-india-on-the-rise/#comment-1716 mscrao Tue, 17 Jan 2006 16:03:35 +0000 http://indianeconomy.org/?p=178#comment-1716 A little increase in FDI, despite its being way below what China recieves is sufficient for our Indians who arefathoming dreams of making it very big in the world economy basking in the recently found glory in respect of few sectors. The fact is we are nowhere near the advanced countries, we have not yet remotely become the world beaters .We are a small shade better than a few other emerging economies as we started opening up. A stage will come when we get more and more FDIs , before we reach the stage of stagnation of further FDI inflows.The problem is not in attracting the FDIs, they will flow wherever the potential is high; but the real problem is when they are withdrawn. It is really strange that we have come to a stage where we are equating the groth of the economy to the inflows of FDIs, a far cry from the days of self reliance.mscrao@gmail.com A little increase in FDI, despite its being way below what China recieves is sufficient for our Indians who arefathoming dreams of making it very big in the world economy basking in the recently found glory in respect of few sectors. The fact is we are nowhere near the advanced countries, we have not yet remotely become the world beaters .We are a small shade better than a few other emerging economies as we started opening up. A stage will come when we get more and more FDIs , before we reach the stage of stagnation of further FDI inflows.The problem is not in attracting the FDIs, they will flow wherever the potential is high; but the real problem is when they are withdrawn. It is really strange that we have come to a stage where we are equating the groth of the economy to the inflows of FDIs, a far cry from the days of self reliance.mscrao@gmail.com

]]> By: Boppana Nagarjuna http://indianeconomy.org/2005/12/27/investments-in-india-on-the-rise/#comment-1541 Boppana Nagarjuna Mon, 02 Jan 2006 13:51:03 +0000 http://indianeconomy.org/?p=178#comment-1541 This is very good news for Indians who wanted India to be superpower as its strengths are promising and the free trade gives a chance to prove the strenths in International market, and India is progressing and promising the future of Indians positive, and great human resources and highly entrepreneurial qualities we possess and deliver the goods and much more needed to be done in the domestic front in order to outsmart already much advanced nations with whom we are competing in border less market. more employment will be created if many sectors are encouraged by the State policies and more financial availability to the investors to participate in economic activity, thus we can reduce poverty levels relatively and the scientific community could contribute if boost given to the research and development. We are aware that most of our people are haardworking and loyal so its not difficult to achieve higher growth rates soon. All the best Mighty India. This is very good news for Indians who wanted India to be superpower as its strengths are promising and the free trade gives a chance to prove the strenths in International market, and India is progressing and promising the future of Indians positive, and great human resources and highly entrepreneurial qualities we possess and deliver the goods and much more needed to be done in the domestic front in order to outsmart already much advanced nations with whom we are competing in border less market.

more employment will be created if many sectors are encouraged by the State policies and more financial availability to the investors to participate in economic activity, thus we can reduce poverty levels relatively and the scientific community could contribute if boost given to the research and development.

We are aware that most of our people are haardworking and loyal so its not difficult to achieve higher growth rates soon. All the best Mighty India.

]]> By: Navin http://indianeconomy.org/2005/12/27/investments-in-india-on-the-rise/#comment-1519 Navin Thu, 29 Dec 2005 23:22:23 +0000 http://indianeconomy.org/?p=178#comment-1519 The rankings and figures dont go well ? We know indias 2005 FDI is 10 billion !! How did it displace USA ? Did USA get The rankings and figures dont go well ?

We know indias 2005 FDI is 10 billion !! How did it displace USA ?

Did USA get

]]> By: Edward http://indianeconomy.org/2005/12/27/investments-in-india-on-the-rise/#comment-1492 Edward Tue, 27 Dec 2005 08:18:31 +0000 http://indianeconomy.org/?p=178#comment-1492 This is all welcome and interesting news. And of course the attractiveness of a country for FDI is an important measure of something. At the same time I think it is important to note that investment in China is not a primarily FDI story, in fact China has to continually export funds to balance the books. The driver behind China's massive investment programme is domestic saving, and we should look to this phenomen too in India as a measure of real take-off. The big issue is: do you get the sweet moment because you get the FDI, or do you get the FDI because you hit the sweet moment. Experience from China and the earlier Asian Tigers suggests the latter. This is all welcome and interesting news. And of course the attractiveness of a country for FDI is an important measure of something. At the same time I think it is important to note that investment in China is not a primarily FDI story, in fact China has to continually export funds to balance the books. The driver behind China’s massive investment programme is domestic saving, and we should look to this phenomen too in India as a measure of real take-off.

The big issue is: do you get the sweet moment because you get the FDI, or do you get the FDI because you hit the sweet moment. Experience from China and the earlier Asian Tigers suggests the latter.

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