Comments by "Sankalp" (@sankalp6872) on "China's drastic FDI decline, strained ties with India, Taiwan factor: Shekhar Gupta with Sana Hashmi" video.

  1. I think Taiwan reunification or even an Arunachal takeover is a pipe dream. The decline in FDI is also due to the fact that Chinese labor is not so cheap anymore. You also don't see a China FDI loss directly benefitting India because though Indian labor is cheap, we are still a very "red tape" country (Blame lies with the people; politicians are only reacting to people's demand of no land acquisition and activist hurdles). South East Asian countries are mostly benefitting from Chinese FDI exodus. That said, China is still the world's factory and a crucial cog of world growth.
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  2. 0.77% of 2004 GDP ($710 B) = $5.5 Billion 1.7% of 2014 GDP ($2T)= $34 Billion 1.47% of 2023 GDP ($4.1T) = $60 Billion = Well done, Modi Govt🤠
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  3.  @pardeeptandon  You are correct. Our GDP is not $4.17 billion. It is $4.17 trillion. However, you are wrong about Logic. Mathematics is Logic. Modi Govt pulled in almost twice the FDI of UPA.
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  4.  @pardeeptandon  34 billion vs 60 billion. Obviously, Modi's 60 Billion is better.
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