posaanisam Posted June 18, 2013 Author Report Posted June 18, 2013 [quote name='George_Brahmi_III' timestamp='1371530910' post='1303865486'] prasthutham india lo unna. trying to setup a business. [/quote] em business planning...? ekada undedi HYD aa
George_Brahmi_III Posted June 18, 2013 Report Posted June 18, 2013 [quote name='Posanism' timestamp='1371533314' post='1303865605'] em business planning...? ekada undedi HYD aa [/quote] ya hyd e. nuvvu ?
posaanisam Posted June 18, 2013 Author Report Posted June 18, 2013 [quote name='George_Brahmi_III' timestamp='1371533649' post='1303865616'] ya hyd e. nuvvu ? [/quote] hyd ee...
posaanisam Posted June 18, 2013 Author Report Posted June 18, 2013 [size=4] GP... nd nice info[/size] [quote name='George_Brahmi_III' timestamp='1371533101' post='1303865593'] See, here you have to understand the balance between necessity and outcomes. Lets say we dont allow FDI. - So, let the monopoly continue and common man suffer ? one may argue that why cant we alott the same resources to Indian corporates and let them have a gaga over the country ? The only indian corporates able to setup such a huge business are obviously reliance, GVKs, GMRs and big corporations. They already have a lot in the country and it is because of these people that our standards declined. (not only consumer point of view, but payscales, benefits, welfare of the working class). Apart from that, we need money. Lets say we get money from outside... we have the interest burden. most of the goods have to be imported from china or some other country - another burden. The profit hunger of the corporates without an ethical competition (they are a collective monopoly) and the price the end customer has to pay remains high as ever. So, whats the point in letting the handful of corporates have party over the country ?? So, we need FDI's because - they bring in money - interest burden is eliminated. They bring in work culture- more responsibility, less bribery. They dont favor anyone, they need profits. so they will look for raw materials in this country if available for cheap or they will import. - thats their burden, which we have to face in the earlier case. They have their employee welfare standards, which our govt. forces them to have (included in the bill). moreover, they are allowed to have 49% of stake, because of which they will have commandable power on their indian counterpart and make sure things go smooth and end consumer is benefitted (because the invested money is theirs). since they have only 49%, the decision passing authority will lie with the indian counterpart, who will not allow a drastic move of moving all the profits out of country. They will want to venture it in this country itself, thereby creating more jobs and also providing good products to the end customer. There are flaws too... but you see we have to be ready to lose something if we want something. [/quote]
George_Brahmi_III Posted June 18, 2013 Report Posted June 18, 2013 [quote name='Posanism' timestamp='1371533787' post='1303865619'] hyd ee... [/quote] ekkada hyd lo ?
smilysubbu Posted June 18, 2013 Report Posted June 18, 2013 [quote name='George_Brahmi_III' timestamp='1371533101' post='1303865593'] See, here you have to understand the balance between necessity and outcomes. Lets say we dont allow FDI. - So, let the monopoly continue and common man suffer ? one may argue that why cant we alott the same resources to Indian corporates and let them have a gaga over the country ? The only indian corporates able to setup such a huge business are obviously reliance, GVKs, GMRs and big corporations. They already have a lot in the country and it is because of these people that our standards declined. (not only consumer point of view, but payscales, benefits, welfare of the working class). Apart from that, we need money. Lets say we get money from outside... we have the interest burden. most of the goods have to be imported from china or some other country - another burden. The profit hunger of the corporates without an ethical competition (they are a collective monopoly) and the price the end customer has to pay remains high as ever. So, whats the point in letting the handful of corporates have party over the country ?? So, we need FDI's because - they bring in money - interest burden is eliminated. They bring in work culture- more responsibility, less bribery. They dont favor anyone, they need profits. so they will look for raw materials in this country if available for cheap or they will import. - thats their burden, which we have to face in the earlier case. They have their employee welfare standards, which our govt. forces them to have (included in the bill). moreover, they are allowed to have 49% of stake, because of which they will have commandable power on their indian counterpart and make sure things go smooth and end consumer is benefitted (because the invested money is theirs). since they have only 49%, the decision passing authority will lie with the indian counterpart, who will not allow a drastic move of moving all the profits out of country. They will want to venture it in this country itself, thereby creating more jobs and also providing good products to the end customer. There are flaws too... but you see we have to be ready to lose something if we want something. [/quote] Well Said.. There is resistance every time when ever some policy is proposed in India whether good or bad.. There was strong oppose for computerizing all the sectors in India earlier and implementing it has seen its benefits.. Maruthi used to enjoy monopoly in Cars earlier and the advent of foreign companies has improved that sector.. FDI in retailing will definitely improve the satisfactory levels of customers and help in getting quality products...
George_Brahmi_III Posted June 18, 2013 Report Posted June 18, 2013 [quote name='SampuKampu' timestamp='1371533900' post='1303865627'] Well Said.. There is resistance every time when ever some policy is proposed in India whether good or bad.. There was strong oppose for computerizing all the sectors in India earlier and implementing it has seen its benefits.. Maruthi used to enjoy monopoly in Cars earlier and the advent of foreign companies has improved that sector.. [b]FDI in retailing will definitely improve the satisfactory levels of customers and help in getting quality products...[/b] [/quote] thats the main objective of the FDI bill too bro. implementation may be different by the govt., but the end motive is clear there.
smilysubbu Posted June 18, 2013 Report Posted June 18, 2013 Well unfortunately many people cannot foresee the impact and started agitation against FDI even before something is planned. Media on the other hand started projected FDI as devil which is going to end the lives of every one including the common man and started free publicity that the prices will zoom and the quality will never be given as Indians dont play the cards.. some nonsense they are showing and asusual many people started believing it.. Walmart is going to buy all the farm lands in India and will make Indian farmers beggers was the new line i heard few days before..
George_Brahmi_III Posted June 18, 2013 Report Posted June 18, 2013 [quote name='SampuKampu' timestamp='1371534510' post='1303865642'] Well unfortunately many people cannot foresee the impact and started agitation against FDI even before something is planned. Media on the other hand started projected FDI as devil which is going to end the lives of every one including the common man and started free publicity that the prices will zoom and the quality will never be given as Indians dont play the cards.. some nonsense they are showing and asusual many people started believing it.. Walmart is going to buy all the farm lands in India and will make Indian farmers beggers was the new line i heard few days before.. [/quote] our media is rotten long ago man.. thats it
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