The
Multinationals may view us huge market with enough purchasing potentials, but
with all their experiences India may offer different lessons to them. They may
come with deep pockets, offer heavy discounts and choke competition, but
remains to be seen is whether the Multinationals can sustain Indian thriftiness?
The purchasing pattern of an average Indian is Unique, a judicious mix of cost,
quality and quantity. If Population is an advantage to them, sometimes, it
could turn otherwise. Petty or Hefty entrepreneurs
can walk it any time, choking competition may not be an easy option here.
Let’s
believe they can better negotiate than us for better Public services from the
Government. Better roads could become an essential item rather than a luxuries
one. Our votes can always tame the politician to our advantage.
Unlike
the US farming is not an ultra large scale business, it’s a cottage Industry.
Indian farmers, who prefer to sell the lands than cultivating, may go back to
farming. Modernization of farm procurement may break the caste hierarchy of the
villages. The predictable Multinational employee pattern may attract the House
wives and less educated youths of this country. Customer focus of these
companies may bring in new skill sets to their employees; these skill sets may
empower their future, entrepreneurially.
Boon
or a bane, the John Company is to be credited for all what we have today. A
country called India was created first by an English company centuries before Vallab
Bhai Patel. Hope the Sam companies create a better country out of the existing
one.
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