When you introduce someone who has been a guest lecturer at the Central Party School - you would do well to preface this by saying that nobody speaks there without having a heavy CCP friendly bias.
Prof Deepak has shared good insights. Keeping China aside, my basic question is when would anybody invest. 1. When s/he is confident of making money in the proposed venture 2. Product has good demand 3. Favourabe business environment Chinese businesses are facing demand slowdown, US and Europe have increased tariffs to an unsustainable level particularly for EV and solar industry. Everybody knows that China has excess capacity and they have to sell these goods. China's 1st priority is to dump their excess capacity than to invest in a new country to create new capacity. China would try it's best to export 90 percent of it's finished products and the last 10 percent they may want to manufacture in India which is what they are doing in Mexico and other countries. Chinese are looking for these kind of opportunities. What does India want? Indian govenment expectation is to bring manufacturing of the entire solar pannels stacks starting from scratch, EV battery manufacturing from lithium processing, speciality steels, speciality chemicals etc. Nobody will invite Chinese investments to make biscuits or something low-tech, so not very bullish about India-China deal
Finally, some Indians can discuss China fairly.
When you introduce someone who has been a guest lecturer at the Central Party School - you would do well to preface this by saying that nobody speaks there without having a heavy CCP friendly bias.
Incoherent talk. Neither questions nor answers address issues point by point.
Prof Deepak has shared good insights.
Keeping China aside, my basic question is when would anybody invest.
1. When s/he is confident of making money in the proposed venture
2. Product has good demand
3. Favourabe business environment
Chinese businesses are facing demand slowdown, US and Europe have increased tariffs to an unsustainable level particularly for EV and solar industry. Everybody knows that China has excess capacity and they have to sell these goods. China's 1st priority is to dump their excess capacity than to invest in a new country to create new capacity. China would try it's best to export 90 percent of it's finished products and the last 10 percent they may want to manufacture in India which is what they are doing in Mexico and other countries. Chinese are looking for these kind of opportunities.
What does India want? Indian govenment expectation is to bring manufacturing of the entire solar pannels stacks starting from scratch, EV battery manufacturing from lithium processing, speciality steels, speciality chemicals etc.
Nobody will invite Chinese investments to make biscuits or something low-tech, so not very bullish about India-China deal
Still not happy?
The situation is a lot different from when trump started his first term in 2016
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