A Globally-Friendly Market

India must be made more investment-friendly. India must attract global finance and investments into its market. An economy does well when it has ample resources. Most problems are logged into the economic system when it is laden with debt and has high rate of unemployment, including high price for basic commodities. India should be considered a favoured destination for investments and must use its international leverage and cultural influence to convince more investors to invest their money into its market. Indian economy should be considered a priority, and more finance should be spent in making a globally-friendly image for its economy.

All economies work on high investments and the investment image that it carries internationally. Indian private sector should consider using its money in making a globally-friendly image for India. Indian companies along with the private sector would benefit immensely if it spends more money on building a positive image for India, internationally. Spending more money on image-building would go a long way in convincing domestic customers about the confidence that Indian market must exhibit. Internationally, it would stave off excesses and keep Indian private sector more competitive. Market competition calls for introspection, and self-regard towards a globally-friendly image building. More investments would enter India’s market if it has a globally-friendly image.  

Yuvraj Saharan

Capital Report