> Moron!
One more word added to di 'India is disintegrating ' py's vocabulary. Yippee!!! Atleast di'saffron langot' py gets an education here.
> For a foreign company that invests in, say, Tamilnadu,
> other parts of the country like Bihar and UP are
> liabilities. To say nothing of the need to bribe
> people at two levels -- federal and state. A lot of
> foreign companies would actually be better off if India
> disintegrates. Look at how selective they are -- most
> foreign investments are in
I see you have been taking economics 101 from that 'India is made up of 600 kingdoms' fund manager of yours. Bihar is a liability if you want to setup a plant there. Manufacturers can setup plants anywhere (which is where they look to various factors ) but sell it all over India. What would you know when your economics advisor teaches you India is made up of 600 kingdoms.
> the south, west and a few states in the north-west, > parts of the country that are better than the average
> Indian state and which will do much better if they are on > their own than they are doing right now.
Cute. Then again your economics 101 looks like it's from the paki syllabus. For 50 years the pakis having been wanting India to break (Don't look now, but there's no east pakistan). For over a year, enlightened village muttals, such as yourself, have been baying that the economy will go down under .... With asia, india will head south. But hey ... the india bourses (that's stock market for you) have registered almost 50% gain. And that too under the BJP AND under Sanctions. Investors/Industrialists actually prefer the BJP in power, but then, you'd know that if your readings weren't limited to that 600 kingdom fund managers fund pamphlet (Toilet paper is worth more). TN, ... does much better as part of India rather than as a separate country. It doesn't take an idiot to recognize that and you're still a long way from that state of enlightenment.
Ever wonder why they are forming a european union. I forgot, that's not in economics 101. We'll wait for you to grow up and then we'll teach you. |
