India Nowhere at Davos: Thank god for that!

[Yeti]

Cheers!

Nice post from a senior member keep it up

 

[True Lies]

the smart one will just shut up and work.

 

[AbhimanyuShrivastav]

Say something now you delusional fool, you won't be laughing by the end of this year stagflation is the next phase for the Indian economy, you should read an economic textbook.

What stage is the Pakistani economy in right now mate?

 

[AbhimanyuShrivastav]

Say something now you delusional fool, you won't be laughing by the end of this year stagflation is the next phase for the Indian economy, you should read an economic textbook.

The same comments were made last year too, but we ended increasing our GDP by an amount which is almost as much as whole of Pakistan's GDP. So with that background, when I see Pakistanis making such comments as above about Indian economy, my feelings fall between laughter and pity for those Pakistanis.

 

[IND151]

FDI inflows show India attractive: Ernst & Young

NEW DELHI: India witnessed the second highest growth in FDI inflows in the world during 2011, which helped generate over two lakh jobs, reflecting robust faith of international investors in Indian growth and allaying fears of its fading global sheen, a private survey showed.

Although, some international companies have expressed concern over stalled decision-making in the Indian bureaucracy, the majority has expressed intent to expand operations within the country during 2012, according to an Ernst & Young attractiveness survey released on Sunday.

"Investors perceive that India presents value and promising growth dynamics in this increasingly unstable global economy", said the authors of the survey for which 506 management heads across industries were contacted.

The report cited potential of the home market, cost competitiveness and qualified workforce as the factors driving FDI into India.

Total FDI inflows grew by 25% during Jan-Nov 2011, second only to Brazil where the growth was 48%. Most of the investments were focused on large scale manufacturing industries-automotive, industrial equipment, metals industries and on business process outsourcing projects in IT services-generating 2.16 lakh jobs in the country.

The total value of FDI inflows during Jan-Nov 2011 rose 13% YoY to over $50 billion.

According to the survey, 71% said they are keen to invest in India in the short run while 16% said they are reluctant to invest as the prospect makes them nervous and frustrated.

Lack of infrastructure and ease of doing business are viewed as the two biggest hurdles to investing in India, the survey showed. While 65% of the respondents believe improved quality of logistics and transportation infrastructure will improve India's attractiveness; 56% and 53% believe lower energy costs and easy regulation to set up units (respectively) are necessary.

Technology remains the most attractive- sector with 146 projects and growth of 51% in value of FDI inflows during the first eleven months of 2011. Other attractive sectors are automotive and retail and consumer products with a growth of 38.2% and 31.7%, respectively, during the aforementioned period.

thanks for info my friend

 

[Hulk]

Indians are living in inferiority complex and their biggest problem is they can't live without seeking attentions of others.

We might be last in race, but you are not even in race, inferiority complex is what you are showing. Since u have nothing of your own to compare, you get China to feel better. Jis din khood kuch ban jaoo tab bat karna.