kankan326
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Investing to a hostile country is big mistake. Especially in manufacture and infrastructure fields. China may make some money from the investments. But India would gain much much more. More tax, more infrastructures, more skilled workers, more know how.
The results are: 1, Made-in-India will compete with Made-in-China in global market. Considering US and its allies will impose more and more restrictive measures on Chinese products, China will be in a disadvantaged position in the competition. and will eventually lose more money than it gained from India investments. 2, India domestic market will grow bigger. Which will lure more money and make Chinese companies rely on it more. It's literally a vicious cycle for China.
There is a transition point at which a country could become an economy with a healthy ecology. So far India hasn't reached that point. China should not be the one that lifts India to the positon.
The results are: 1, Made-in-India will compete with Made-in-China in global market. Considering US and its allies will impose more and more restrictive measures on Chinese products, China will be in a disadvantaged position in the competition. and will eventually lose more money than it gained from India investments. 2, India domestic market will grow bigger. Which will lure more money and make Chinese companies rely on it more. It's literally a vicious cycle for China.
There is a transition point at which a country could become an economy with a healthy ecology. So far India hasn't reached that point. China should not be the one that lifts India to the positon.
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