Comments by "Raju" (@rajx7120) on "Patrick Boyle" channel.

  1. PayPal gives 4.15% and SoFi gives 4.20%.
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  2.  @sumitroy3483  Before 1991, political connections were absolutely necessary to start any business. Post 1991, politician-business nexus actually reduced.
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  3. Can't these subsidies, be directly given as salaries to thw workers? Because if you give it to the owners, they would just pay off their debt, or buy automation equipment.
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  4. They went for a non-replaceable fixed battery, in their hurry to launch the product and screwed up. If they had made the battery removable, then it could have been stored in a cool place, than in the hot sun, where they suffer thermal runaway. I think, swappable batteries are the future. Especially, Aluminium Air batteries will be great.
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  5. They should change the battery technology. Adopt aluminium air battery, that is swappable and recyclable. It will be cheaper with longer ranger.
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  6. Aluminium air batteries could be a good alternative. They are swappable, with no need of charging.
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  7.  @ishumaeruharaorda217  It is one of the most basic concepts that you raise interest rates to battle inflation. Wall street and neo-liberals have anything to do with it.
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  8. Come on. Sweden earned lot of taxes and foreign exchange. They can do more welfare now. They can impose windfall tax.
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  9. Aluminium Air batteries could be a game changer. They are lighter and have longer range. They are easily swappable, just like refilling an ICE car. No need of charging stations. Existing gas stations can sell refill aluminium rods.
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  10.  @Neojhun  Not talking about rechargeable at all. Swappable ones are better. Think about it. It's like replacing gasoline.
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  11. Can't capital controls be used here? Like force the foreign company, to keep their profits in local banks, so that, local businesses can get cheaper credit, and thereby create jobs in other areas ?
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  12.  @James-un8io  I know that. I am also from India.
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  13.  @James-un8io  See, rich and enterprising individuals can do anything. But a govt has to cater to a wider public, that are not all the same, in terms of ability and resources.
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  14. I think companies should be forced to give regular minimum dividends as a percentage of their profits. That will make stock buying more worthwhile for most people, without feeling priced out. And people would try to diversify into more stocks in case, some company goes down. Jobs are not going to come back, but company profits will keep growing. Passive income will become essential in the future. Dividends can become a direct form of Universal Basic Income, without having to tax and then provide welfare handouts.
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  15. But even China gives big subsidies for their manufacturing companies? Isn't that the real reason, everyone else is forced to do the same? And can't these subsidies be directly given as part of the salaries to the workers?
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  16. Don't use rechargeable Lithium battery. Use Aluminium-Air swappable batteries.
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  17. The problem is the battery technology. Heavy, costly, fire-prone, low range. A swappable Aluminum Air battery would fix all the issues.
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  18. It was not just fertilizer ban, but also pesticide ban. The fertilizer ban was the initiative of an Indian woke leftist environmental activist named Vandana Shiva. She was ignored by Indian govt, but Sri Lankan govt paid heed, and the Rajapaksa used that excuse to buy organic fertilizers from China, as a favour for the loans. But the Chinese organic fertilizer packets were contaminated with a harmful bacteria, and those packets had to be thrown away. And obviously, organic pesticides don't work shit. So, a total screw up.
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  19.  @MechMK1  Quickly swappable battery technology like Aluminium Air battery is needed. Not the slow recharging Lithium ion ones.
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  20.  @repealsection230forbigtech4  India has higher growth rate, and Indian govt has controlled inflation very meticulously for last 8 years.
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  21.  @deebil8099  This is not a fraud. Adani has not manipulated it's earnings, because it has shown low earnings. It is common for infrastructure companies to have low earnings and high debt. Stock manipulation is about breaking rules, but not a fraud.
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  22. Exporting the infra-heavy China model, to other countries. Now Chinese infra is going into debt, and same in other countries. They should have spent that surplus cash on their own people, and increase consumption. At the same time, low scale industries could move to poorer cy, while Chinese consumption of their imports would have lifted other countries. But China screwed themselves and the world.
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  23. There needs to be import and export within each country.
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  24. Rishi Sunak had warned against this!! But who cares about economics.
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