The Impact Of Continued Globalization
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what is the short to mid term outlook for VC /Angel funding in the luxury retail sector ? Is there scope for small specialized luxury retail boutiques to acquire some funding ? Whats a good place...
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Saurabh Awasthi
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I think it is a good idea, it is one reason why we are growing drastically in the last years....... But this should have been an debate.......
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Now we can see that each and every incidents happen across the globe are initiating some kind of instability in us, whether it be the financial crisis in Greece or the prohibition of short selling in Germany.
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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Any developmental activity will take some time to realize and are based on long term basis. Set back may emerge but it should be resolved in a proper way to set right the things.For each and every action there is an opposite and equivalent effects...
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PRITHVI RAJ DUBEY
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Ravali has appriciable vision. Even when Globalization was adopted, lots of noise was made about the AGRICULTURE sector and there was too much of opposition and even the small scale industries were apprehensive and that exactly has happened that...
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Ravali
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I some how feel the negative aspect of globalization today...after globalization India stopped innovation as students who passed out went ahead and chose lucrative careers in IT field and other fields, whereas innovation and research took a back...
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Globalization: The impact of globalization on Indian economy.
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Globalization is a continuous process that would happen in different ways as the generations pass. The affect of globalization could be positive and negative as well. The positive part would be employment enhancement, hike in land value, further...
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thanks to all for giving me such wonderful and knowledgeable views on globalization's impact
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