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Can India have a faster pace of development than China?

1.  Can India develop the Super Silicon Valley Mentality and treat everything as third class?  Then strive to turn them into second or first class?
2.  Will India forget or bypass the unnecessary polluting Industries?
3.  Will India avoid wars?
4.  Will India develop the Five Year Plans and go for the good elements of State Capitalism?
5.  Will India be able to overcome corruption and adopt the Singapore Model?
6.  Will India be able to go for the cashless society with its advantages of efficiency and monitoring of use of funds?
7.  Will India be able to use the Internet for the best education and spread of "real" information?
8.  Will India be able to gear its production both for exports and internal consumption?
9.  Will India be able to become the lowest cost producer in some industries?
10. Will India be able to copy, improve and innovate faster than any other Nation on Earth?
11. Will India be able to go for Super Democracy first and unite the Nation better than all other Nations?
12. Will India be able to develop the self-confidence to say - "whatever you can do, I can do better!"?
13. The advantage of the West was due to technology, technology and technology.  Will India be able to overtake in technology, technology and technology?

6.  Will India be able to go for the cashless society with its advantages of efficiency and monitoring of use of funds?


There is no doubt that the IT industry in India is amongst the best in the World.  There are talks of providing every citizen a smart phone that can act as identity card, bank card, credit card, e-commerce card, medical card, social service card, education and entertainment tool.

The cost of providing such a smart phone is less than providing the education to achieve the necessary knowledge and know-how with the traditional methods.  At one time, there was talk of a smart phone produced in India that would be less than USD30.  The Indian Government might subsidize such a device.

In the affluent West, everything is linked to money.  US Citizens will automatically think about the cost of the Apple i-phone and conclude that such is an impossible dream.

But technology can be learned.  Computers were thought to be outside the budget and knowledge of the average citizen.  Within half a generation, it has reached every corner of the Earth.  My six year old granddaughter can play with the i-pads and i-phones better than me.

If the Indians are determined, they can produce miracles.  There is no need to follow the traditional path of copper telephone lines, highways, coal fired electricity generators, schools with teachers and blackboards, banks and paper money.  Those are third class stuff that need to be replaced...

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Can India have a faster pace of development than China?

1.  Can India develop the Super Silicon Valley Mentality and treat everything as third class?  Then strive to turn them into second or first class?
2.  Will India forget or bypass the unnecessary polluting Industries?
3.  Will India avoid wars?
4.  Will India develop the Five Year Plans and go for the good elements of State Capitalism?
5.  Will India be able to overcome corruption and adopt the Singapore Model?
6.  Will India be able to go for the cashless society with its advantages of efficiency and monitoring of use of funds?
7.  Will India be able to use the Internet for the best education and spread of "real" information?
8.  Will India be able to gear its production both for exports and internal consumption?
9.  Will India be able to become the lowest cost producer in some industries?
10. Will India be able to copy, improve and innovate faster than any other Nation on Earth?
11. Will India be able to go for Super Democracy first and unite the Nation better than all other Nations?
12. Will India be able to develop the self-confidence to say - "whatever you can do, I can do better!"?
13. The advantage of the West was due to technology, technology and technology.  Will India be able to overtake in technology, technology and technology?

7.  Will India be able to use the Internet for the best education and spread of "real" information?

So far, the Internet has proven to be the most efficient way of spreading information.  Anyone can be a source of information.  It produces information overload.  Good and bad are mixed together.

Will the Indian Government be able to fund "recommended websites"?  Will it be able to stand the expected criticism? Will it be able to use the structured Internet Forums to provide "real information"?

I believe the West dominated for the last 500 years because of technology, technology and technology.  Technology can be learned – even if the West wants to suppress certain parts of it.  North Korea demonstrated that even nuclear missile technology can be learned.

China under Mao advocated self-reliance.  Without the knowledge base, the path was difficult.  Mao called for the Cultural Revolution to suppress the many failures.  Many dams were substandard.  Many village steel were useless.  Many deep ploughing methods yielded less crops.  Political loyalty was more important than scientific knowledge.

China under Deng changed all that. Special Economic Zones were created.  Foreign investment was welcome.  Technical knowledge became key.  There were many areas thought to be essential were really unnecessary.  These areas include:
1.       Pollute the environment is a necessary price to pay for development.
2.       Subsidizing exports and earning large Foreign Currency Reserves is always the best policy.  This is similar to an individual producing more goods and having a larger number in the Bank Account.
3.       Listening to the West on the Financial Rules of Market Forces, need to borrow from IMF or World Bank, keeping US Dollar or US Treasury Bills, need to play in the unregulated Forex Exchange Markets to keep the RMB Exchange Rate...
4.       The superiority of the West must not be challenged.  The West provided real civilization of equality, democracy, freedom, religion and rule of Law.  The traditional Chinese ways of Emperors were concentrating the power and wealth to the hands of Royal Families.  Such ways essentially enslaved the rest of the Nation.
5.       Communism must be given up totally.  USSR fell for it.

India, with its IT technology, watched and learned.   Its news media is less controlled and thus less one-sided.  In most cases, that will help to produce a better solution.  (Avoid Wars at all costs!)

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Can India have a faster pace of development than China?

1.  Can India develop the Super Silicon Valley Mentality and treat everything as third class?  Then strive to turn them into second or first class?
2.  Will India forget or bypass the unnecessary polluting Industries?
3.  Will India avoid wars?
4.  Will India develop the Five Year Plans and go for the good elements of State Capitalism?
5.  Will India be able to overcome corruption and adopt the Singapore Model?
6.  Will India be able to go for the cashless society with its advantages of efficiency and monitoring of use of funds?
7.  Will India be able to use the Internet for the best education and spread of "real" information?
8.  Will India be able to gear its production both for exports and internal consumption?
9.  Will India be able to become the lowest cost producer in some industries?
10. Will India be able to copy, improve and innovate faster than any other Nation on Earth?
11. Will India be able to go for Super Democracy first and unite the Nation better than all other Nations?
12. Will India be able to develop the self-confidence to say - "whatever you can do, I can do better!"?
13. The advantage of the West was due to technology, technology and technology.  Will India be able to overtake in technology, technology and technology?

8.  Will India be able to gear its production both for exports and internal consumption?

China focused on exports as its main engine of growth at one time.  It actually subsidized its exports via policies and taxes.  It produced a large surplus of Exports over Imports.  At one time, it did not realize that its large population of 1.3 billion already provided a large market. 

India has a similar large population.  It does not rely on export as the main engine of growth.  This has the advantage that the growth is less dependent on outside factors.  The World paid less attention to India as fewer Indian Goods dominate the World Market.

When a Nation focuses on Exports, it has to try to become the lowest cost producer.  The task of India is to get many of its poor out of poverty.  China expects to lift every citizen out of poverty by 2020.  India may be a few years behind.

With a different set of goals, different actions will result.  India will not aim to "please the foreign customers".  India aims to "please its workers".  India can produce goods and services for its own citizens.  India can focus on reducing pollution, providing healthy working conditions, giving adequate social services and equalizing opportunities.  India does not worry about food security. India does not worry about education. India does not aim to accumulate large Foreign Currency Reserves.  India does not worry about mastering high technology.  India can have a different development model from China (or from the West).

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Can India have a faster pace of development than China?

1.  Can India develop the Super Silicon Valley Mentality and treat everything as third class?  Then strive to turn them into second or first class?
2.  Will India forget or bypass the unnecessary polluting Industries?
3.  Will India avoid wars?
4.  Will India develop the Five Year Plans and go for the good elements of State Capitalism?
5.  Will India be able to overcome corruption and adopt the Singapore Model?
6.  Will India be able to go for the cashless society with its advantages of efficiency and monitoring of use of funds?
7.  Will India be able to use the Internet for the best education and spread of "real" information?
8.  Will India be able to gear its production both for exports and internal consumption?
9.  Will India be able to become the lowest cost producer in some industries?
10. Will India be able to copy, improve and innovate faster than any other Nation on Earth?
11. Will India be able to go for Super Democracy first and unite the Nation better than all other Nations?
12. Will India be able to develop the self-confidence to say - "whatever you can do, I can do better!"?
13. The advantage of the West was due to technology, technology and technology.  Will India be able to overtake in technology, technology and technology?

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At one time, Economists advocated that Nations should become the lowest cost producers in order to beat the competition.  The workers should accept lower wages.  The pollution to the environment should be tolerated.  Every effort should be focused on efficiency and cutting costs.  Success of any Nation is measured in the accumulation of its Foreign Currency Reserve.
  Now, Economists start to question the advantage of holding a large Foreign Currency Reserve.  More are advocating balanced trade.  Protection of the environment has taken importance.  Welfare of the workers will not be ignored.
India, with its large and growing population, can beat China in terms of low wages.  Its IT technology is providing it an edge in management and marketing.  Should it try to become the lowest producer in some industries?
I was having lunch in a famous noodle restaurant.  I had the following conversation.
Tseung: "Your beef noodle is excellent but your menu is limited.  Have you ever considered increasing your menu?"
Manager: "Most customers order the beef noodle.  Many come because of this particular dish.  Our chef cooked this dish for over 20 years.  He is also a co-owner.  He does not want to expand and earn more money." 
Tseung: "He can open many branches.  Let more people enjoy this excellent dish.  He can make much more money without too much hard ."

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