What U.S. company would benefit from business in India?
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This may sound silly, but I worked for a company based in New Deli, India. The boss came over and on his last day, I spent the entire day with him going to Wal-Mart and Big Lots to buy toys for his children and - here's the suggestion - BREAKFAST CEREAL. They love American breakfast cereal! I couldn't believe it! Fruit Loops and Capt'n Crunch and Count Chocula! All the sweet, candy flavored cereal parents hate! He bought at least 20 boxes of cereal to take home with him. And apparently high-tech toys are extremely expensive over there.
203468
Look into a company called "Dauber" India.  I believe they are the largest.
292773
Useful for India but bad for America. There will be more outsourcing of American jobs, and sharing our nuclear technology with them is a big mistake.  Today they are our friends but what in about 5 years?  11 years ago we were boycotting India.  \n\nDid you know that the US supported Saddam in the past?
179223
First thing is that spelling of India is wrong in your question. Another thing if you are working for a company than try to make a proposal report for the company owner about the benefits of Outsourcing. And do one thing to contact people some where in Chennai, Banglore, Hyderabad or Delhi and also in Bombay who are dealing with outsourcing and call centre stuff. Tell them to send you the information about their location and prices. And mention that in your report and try to persuade your boss to do so.
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well, one easy way to improve relations with india would be to side with them in the border dispute with pakistan over the territory of kashmir.  this politically untenable in the united states however, and has the potential to drag the US into what could turn into a nuclear war.  so that's right out.\n\nanother option would be to sign a preferential trade agreement with india, but this would likely be nixed by the WTO.\n\ngiving them free stuff is always a plus, but that costs money.\n\nprobably the best thing the US can do is to continue doing what it's doing - particularly, outsourcing software jobs at wages well above india's national average, allowing lots of indian students to come to the US to study, hiring indians on work visas for high-paying jobs, and continuing free trade in infrastructure like steel and concrete to support india's growth.\n\nthe biggest bone of contention is probably the nuclear non-proliferation treaty.  india is one of a very few nations which has refused to sign it and this is a big problem for the US.  india will receive only limited military support from america until the two countries reconcile their differences over this treaty.
162244
Maybe but probably only companies based in other countries (i.e. India). ;)
604684
i would say look at china they are trying to become more capalistic in their economy and its working out really well for them, plus they have one of the fastest growing economies along with India.
651020
try garments , as china now faces anti-dumping enquiries in post quota regima garments are ur best bet for indian sourcing,,besides that india is exporting a lot of metals {ores} jute tea rubber cotton yarn/fabrics ,,and great softwares plus u could source good call centres for companies in ur area.
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The Indian market is booming right now and the Real Estate is doing the BEST. So I would put my money on some property in India. \nGood Luck!
810370
WHY U.S. U WERE BORN IN INDIA,BROUGHT UP IN INDIA,THEN WHY ARE U SERVING FOR OTHER COUNTRY .PLZ DONT LEAVE OUR COUNTRY ,THERE IS LOT OF SCOPE FOR EDUCATED PERSON LIKE U IN INDIA.THINK ABOUT IT.LOG ON TO MONSTER.COM FOR OPPORTUNITIES.
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India has it and now its Chaina and Australia- Canada also has a lot of options
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If your a business owner it does wonders for your income. Think about it there are only 300 mil people that live in the USA. 3 bil in China and 1 bil in India. What if as an owner you could tap into that market with those 2 countries alone? Now imagine tapping into the world market. The facts are  that we have more jobs being imported than exported. Yes, Look at all the Foreign Auto makers alone, Honda,Toyota,Hyndia, etc..There are several German Co. and French Co. too. on the other hand most of the jobs being exported are Labor/Manufacturing jobs. \n\nThis is causing the people of the US to step it up a notch and get an education w/ skills.. (i.e. Scientist, Chemist, Computer specialist) These types of position allow for our country to be forced to expand our entrepreneur spirit. Which made this country great! Global Market is good for us.
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USA and its outsourcing, particularly to China and India.
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Good question! As a matter of fact, I lost a former job due to global sourcing and the work was sent to India. Spending 18 years in Information Technology has not left me bitter, I just changed careers. Many IT projects are being contracted out to companies in India, due to value and quaility. If I were from India, I would stay and live happily since my future would be more secure than in the fickle corporate world of America.
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Eliminating taxes on business would be a good start.  Those taxes are all passed along to the consumer anyway.  It's intellectually dishonest to try and claim that "The Business" pays them, as though they're subtracted from the profits of the owners.\n\nTwo benefits would result.  First, without the tax burden, American products would be more competitive in the world market.  This would increase sales, which would lead to more employment as manufacturers react to the increased demand.  \n\nSecond, this strategy would create an incentive to keep jobs at home rather than outsource them.  Even with things as they are there are more jobs in-sourced to the U.S. than outsourced to other countries.  If the U.S. were to become a business tax haven, there would be a flood of companies relocating jobs here.
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india, australia, china, and maybe mexico
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A good american corporation that has gone global is Wal-Mart, it helps and hinders the ecomony at the same time, here is some sites on the arugments                           http://walmartfacts.com/   http://www.walmartsucks.org/                            http://www.walmart-blows.com/