Europe Countries Anni Recession Lo Unnaya ........

[biscuitRAJA000]

food kooda dorakadam ledanta ga

[narsayya]

not anni, only western, and southern part. Eastern and northern parts are doing okay, they have lots of oil and gas reserves to fall back.

[biscuitRAJA000]

[quote name='narsayya' timestamp='1375115336' post='1304025672']
not anni, only western, and southern part. Eastern and northern parts are doing okay, they have lots of oil and gas reserves to fall back.
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aaa countries anni recover avvakapothe next in line america and india

[narsayya]

[quote name='biscuitraja' timestamp='1375115473' post='1304025699']
aaa countries anni recover avvakapothe next in line america and india
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recession anedi is a normal economic cycle. Nothing to worry about.

India lo domestic consumption increase chesthe chalu, next 10-15yrs ki high growth choodachu. No chance of recession. India's current problem is its inability to attract both domestic and foreign investment. Even I have invested only 5% of my money in India, and have no lands here.

US lo QE valla, baaga uneven ga distribute ayyindi money. All those billionaires will lose money if normal people don't have money to buy products and keep the economy moving. The taxes on the rich have to be raised there, especially because they are the biggest beneficiaries of the money Fed is printing every month.

Both India, and US, have different problems.

Europe is in this situation because of rising public expenditure, especially in the form of entitlements.. US is there, because of lack of public expenditure.. India is almost there, because of bad governance, and silly outdated laws.

[paampachak]

[quote name='narsayya' timestamp='1375115916' post='1304025776']
recession anedi is a normal economic cycle. Nothing to worry about.

India lo domestic consumption increase chesthe chalu, next 10-15yrs ki high growth choodachu. No chance of recession. India's current problem is its inability to attract both domestic and foreign investment. Even I have invested only 5% of my money in India, and have no lands here.

US lo QE valla, baaga uneven ga distribute ayyindi money. All those billionaires will lose money if normal people don't have money to buy products and keep the economy moving. The taxes on the rich have to be raised there, especially because they are the biggest beneficiaries of the money Fed is printing every month.

Both India, and US, have different problems.

Europe is in this situation because of rising public expenditure, especially in the form of entitlements.. US is there, because of lack of public expenditure.. India is almost there, because of bad governance, and silly outdated laws.
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Narsayya saab.. ippudu India lo startup pettatam entha varaku easy compared to other countries?
Also do you have any idea regarding costs in IT park in Vizag ?

[narsayya]

[quote name='arunachalam' timestamp='1375117446' post='1304025930']
Narsayya saab.. ippudu India lo startup pettatam entha varaku easy compared to other countries?
Also do you have any idea regarding costs in IT park in Vizag ?
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₹38/sqft rental @ madhurawada including all maintenance and floor charges. Its not that expensive, but have infra issues, connectivity and power. Most of them are unoccupied.

The biggest problem is finding employees, if you are in Vizag

Since I'm not in the IT field, but have a friend who does run a software company here, these are figures I heard from him. He tells me, that depending the stage of start up, its better to use a commercial building or a standalone house in the city centre than go for these IT parks which don't hold that much of an attraction infrawise like in other cities.

[narsayya]

[quote name='arunachalam' timestamp='1375117446' post='1304025930']
Narsayya saab.. ippudu India lo startup pettatam entha varaku easy compared to other countries?
Also do you have any idea regarding costs in IT park in Vizag ?
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India lo start up pettalante, Hyd was an excellent place until Telangana issue came and spoilt it.

No other city has the kind of easy environment to do business, according to me, in India.

Its better you start up wherever you are currently. india is the worst place for a small business owner, unless you have local strongmen who can help you wade out of troubles.

[paampachak]

[quote name='narsayya' timestamp='1375118520' post='1304026033']

India lo start up pettalante, Hyd was an excellent place until Telangana issue came and spoilt it.

No other city has the kind of easy environment to do business, according to me, in India.

Its better you start up wherever you are currently. india is the worst place for a small business owner, unless you have local strongmen who can help you wade out of troubles.
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But I don't have any Permanent residency anywhere other than India.

[paampachak]

[quote name='narsayya' timestamp='1375118391' post='1304026020']

₹38/sqft rental @ madhurawada including all maintenance and floor charges. Its not that expensive, but have infra issues, connectivity and power. Most of them are unoccupied.

The biggest problem is finding employees, if you are in Vizag

Since I'm not in the IT field, but have a friend who does run a software company here, these are figures I heard from him. He tells me, that depending the stage of start up, its better to use a commercial building or a standalone house in the city centre than go for these IT parks which don't hold that much of an attraction infrawise like in other cities.
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I want to start an Embedded Systems startup with a calm and steady start ... may be the backbechers in colleges around Madhurawada may make a good team. This is a good time for Coastal region to develop innovative fields

[narsayya]

[quote name='arunachalam' timestamp='1375119250' post='1304026120']

But I don't have any Permanent residency anywhere other than India.
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elanti company pedthavu? factory aithe, I suggest thailand. You don't need permanent residency. But you need a slightly higher investment, around $100k, and you'll get everything done.

Services aithe, India lo ekkadaina pettukovachu. Vizag is also good.

[narsayya]

[quote name='arunachalam' timestamp='1375119362' post='1304026138']


I want to start an Embedded Systems startup with a calm and steady start ... may be the backbechers in colleges around Madhurawada may make a good team. This is a good time for Coastal region to develop innovative fields
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aithe vacheyi Vizag ki. you can start even from a very small office rental space.

Yeah, I have great faith in coastal Andhra's capacity to come out of the rut of agriculture after Telangana is given. I wish you all the best.

[paampachak]

[quote name='narsayya' timestamp='1375119721' post='1304026187']

aithe vacheyi Vizag ki. you can start even from a very small office rental space.

Yeah, I have great faith in coastal Andhra's capacity to come out of the rut of agriculture after Telangana is given. I wish you all the best.
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Ya sure Thanks US lo job recent ga start ayindi...inkonchem sampadinchi road map veskunta

[worstandhra]

[quote name='narsayya' timestamp='1375115336' post='1304025672']
not anni, only western, and southern part. Eastern and northern parts are doing okay, they have lots of oil and gas reserves to fall back.
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Yeah true.

But not all Western European countries are in recession -> UK is recovering, the European power house Germany is never under recession. France is coming out of recession.

Northern Europe: Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Netherlands are never in recession.

Southern Part - Italy is worst hit of all and wont come out of recession in next decade.
Eastern Europe: Except Russia no economy is worth a mention - Romania, Bulgaria,Czech, Slovakia etc.

It was, it is and it will be Russia that will play key role in future energy supply for entire Europe.

[worstandhra]

[quote name='narsayya' timestamp='1375115916' post='1304025776']

recession anedi is a normal economic cycle. Nothing to worry about.

India lo domestic consumption increase chesthe chalu, next 10-15yrs ki high growth choodachu. No chance of recession. India's current problem is its inability to attract both domestic and foreign investment. Even I have invested only 5% of my money in India, and have no lands here.

US lo QE valla, baaga uneven ga distribute ayyindi money. All those billionaires will lose money if normal people don't have money to buy products and keep the economy moving. The taxes on the rich have to be raised there, especially because they are the biggest beneficiaries of the money Fed is printing every month.

Both India, and US, have different problems.

Europe is in this situation because of rising public expenditure, especially in the form of entitlements.. US is there, because of lack of public expenditure.. India is almost there, because of bad governance, and silly outdated laws.
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The problems with India cannot be defined in a single para - there are hell lot of problems, mainly ever increasing population and increase in middle class that will put heavy burden on food and oil prices. Even if enough FDI is there, problems will not be solved as India is paying 30% import bill on oil, 30% on defense products and 30% on Gold. Rest 10% on other imports.

So one can imagine the kind of exports that India need to make in order to maintain deficit balance with imports. The problem is India doesn't produce any product worth a mention. Its main strength is agriculture - rice, wheat, cotton, tobacco, sugar. But there is a stiff competition from Bangladesh, Pakistan and other Asian countries which have stepped up their production in recent years. But India has to keep on exporting even when there is scarcity for food domestically.

Taking it an advantage, Western Investors are trying to impose unacceptable demands on FDI, like Walmart that is forcing Indian Govt to scrap a Law that 30% of products should be sourced locally. And these demands go on and on.

[paampachak]

[quote name='worstandhra' timestamp='1375127021' post='1304027194']
The problems with India cannot be defined in a single para - there are hell lot of problems, mainly ever increasing population and increase in middle class that will put heavy burden on food and oil prices. Even if enough FDI is there, problems will not be solved as India is paying 30% import bill on oil, 30% on defense products and 30% on Gold. Rest 10% on other imports.

So one can imagine the kind of exports that India need to make in order to maintain deficit balance with imports. The problem is India doesn't produce any product worth a mention. Its main strength is agriculture - rice, wheat, cotton, tobacco, sugar. But there is a stiff competition from Bangladesh, Pakistan and other Asian countries which have stepped up their production in recent years. But India has to keep on exporting even when there is scarcity for food domestically.

Taking it an advantage, Western Investors are trying to impose unacceptable demands on FDI, like Walmart that is forcing Indian Govt to scrap a Law that 30% of products should be sourced locally. And these demands go on and on.
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India produces man power. The problem with the production is that India can't accumulate resources to produce goods.