Nothing Is Free – Neither A Lunch, Nor Trade

 Nothing Is Free – Neither A Lunch, Nor Trade
Nothing Is Free – Neither A Lunch, Nor Trade
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The News Minute| July 26, 2014| 10.00 pm IST

This rush to catch up and “show” the world must be a uniquely Indian obsession as most politicians and governments share their mega and bullet plans with the country when they come to power. Mercifully the making Mumbai into Shanghai or Bengaluru into California gibberish has stopped along with all the drivel about India being a global economic power to which the rest of the country was subjected over the last decade. 

As the conversation between 160 countries at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) trips on relaxing rules for smoother trade between countries, it is interesting to recall that nothing is free – neither a lunch nor trade. 

Here’s a list of who trades and who talks and what the combined power of both can be for a country with India’s economic potential. See who tops and who brings up the rear, who has veto power in the UN and why self-interest is the only interest that drives nations and their economies

China tops the list of top ten biggest exporting countries. Germany, USA and Japan follow close on the heels.

Read more on the India-WTO glitch

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