Is India Rising Or Falling?
What makes one nation rise and another nation fall? What leads to success and growth - and what leads to failure and stagnation? In this world of constant change - will India rise or will India fall? Morgan Stanley's Ruchir Sharma looks at 10 key factors that make the difference between success and failure.
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Anti-establishment waves in world. People in power being swept out, says Ruchir Sharma -
Why Brexit? Trade has collapsed, much lower than the global GDP, says Mr Sharma -
Mr Sharma explains the difference between what he calls the 'Good Billionaires' and the 'Bad Billionaires' and where that balance stands for India. -
Increase in working age population of India is necessary but not sufficient for high economic growth: Ruchir Sharma -
A nation's four stages of birth and rebirth. -
Crony capitalism is for people who gain wealth by using government contacts: Ruchir Sharma -
In India the share of the Public Sector Banks in the overall banking system is 70%, the highest in the world. -
India banking on the same metropolitan cities. Need to develop more cities. -
In the last 2-3 years India's inflation has come down to the emerging market average inflation rate. -
The myth of inflation as a sign of growth. -
More investment in countries which feel inexpensive compared to global average. -
Country's debt must be with respect to its economic growth. -
India scores a sure negative when it comes to hyped perceptions globally. -
Is India Rising or falling?
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