How difficult is India s economic recovery facing the difficult restart?

India's current state is not very good, the number of infected people in the epidemic is close to 1 million, and the isolation point has to be renovated with train cars. In the international environment, there are border conflicts with many countries. Therefore, it is not easy to revive the Indian economy.

1. Shutdown and production caused by the epidemic.

PrintThe economic situation itself is not good, especially as the caste system has led to a large number of untouched classes in India, which have low incomes and will not have any funds to spend in the event of infection**. Moreover, the fiscal tax revenue of ** is used for other purposes, and it cannot be used for the prevention and control of the epidemic. Therefore, some experts have previously believed that India is the biggest outbreak point of the epidemic in South Asia, and this view seems to have been confirmed.

2. Prevention and control are weak.

In fact, it is not that India does not want to prevent and control the epidemic, but it is a pity that the prevention and control of the epidemic is not something that India** in this state can do. The economic conditions themselves are not very good, and they have to spend a lot of money to buy advanced ** to confront neighboring countries. Moreover, he has always wanted to dominate the South Asian subcontinent.

What can be summed up is that the current Indian ambition and strength are completely unequal. In fact, I personally think that although India's anti-epidemic and the United States' results are not good, if India has a national strength similar to that of the United States, then India's anti-epidemic may also be able to hand in an 80-point paper.

3. Embattled, there are border conflicts with many countries.

This is an old stalk in India, in fact, the reason why India's domestic epidemic is so serious is that it has to use military force. In fact, it is to transfer the contradictions in the country, but as everyone knows, this transfer of contradictions is to quench thirst. Transferring the contradiction requires a lot of money, which requires the state to invest a lot of money.

However, if the state invests a lot of money, then it will not be able to invest more money in fighting the epidemic, and then the epidemic will have more problems. If there are more problems in the epidemic, then the economy will be more affected, and more domestic contradictions will appear, and India will have to continue to transfer contradictions. <>

So my personal opinion, if we want to get India's economy back on track and continue to develop, then India should still focus on fighting the epidemic. As long as the epidemic is under control, then the rest will slowly get better.

India's economic recovery can be said to be super difficult, in such a situation. You can't do business either, so all walks of life are in a super bad state.

India's economic recovery is facing great difficulties. Although India has invested heavily in education, due to its late start, the quality of the population is a major problem, and the poor quality of the country's labor force is a major constraint.

At present, India is at least 30 years behind our economy, and the difficulties facing India's economic recovery are equivalent to doubling the external difficulties that our country faced when rebuilding from the ruins, and adding an internal contradiction among the people.

Because of the epidemic, the economies of many countries have been greatly affected. In today's global economic integration, once a country's economy suffers losses, the world economy will be affected. And now, because of the epidemic, most countries have not grown their economies, and even some countries are in recession.

Among them, the United States is undoubtedly the most affected by the epidemic.

When the epidemic just swept the United States, the United States** and the people did not take the epidemic in their eyes, and now they are finally suffering. Because of the epidemic, the unemployment rate in the United States reached 14%, the highest since World War II. At the same time, U.S. companies are not immune, with nearly 40% of U.S. companies announcing permanent closure.

Not only the United States, but also the Indian economy has been hit hard.

India's economy has regressed and the pandemic has accelerated.

According to overseas network reports, India's ** Bureau of Statistics released data on August 31, because of the epidemic, India's economy fell sharply in the second quarter of this year, and the magnitude once reached. It is understood that since 1996, when India began to develop the Internet industry, the Indian economy has been on an upward trend, and the only few recessions have been small. At the same time, the epidemic situation in India is also getting worse.

It is true that at the beginning, India** had good epidemic control measures, but for various reasons, India could not completely control the epidemic at all. Previously, it was revealed that nearly 90,000 medical workers were infected, which made the epidemic situation in India even worse. India is already in a vicious circle with a recession that has led to a rise in unemployment and a pandemic that has taken lives.

US media: China is very different.

As for the shrinkage of India's economy, various countries have expressed concern about it. In the analysis of the United States, the economic recession in India is mainly caused by the continuous spread of the epidemic in some regions and the shrinking market demand, and even if India successfully controls the epidemic in the end, the future economic situation is still not optimistic. At the end of the analysis, the United States** compared India and China, when the epidemic first arrived, China strictly controlled it, and then tilted resources and medical personnel.

Although the Chinese economy was also affected by the epidemic, it was clear that China had minimized the impact of the epidemic.

In the global economy, there are only a handful of countries that have not been affected by the pandemic. China is not included, but because of China's various measures, the epidemic was successfully controlled in a short period of time, and then China's economy began to enter the recovery stage in the second quarter, for the Chinese economy, many international scholars believe that the Chinese economy has a good prospect.

India's rise has been difficult, and the biggest obstacle to India's rise today is that the caste system has not been abolished. In addition, because India was defeated at that time, the country was also hit hard, so there was no way to develop.

The war between China and India was supposed to be a battle for the founding of India, just like the war was the founding leader of India, who wanted to use this war to win and gain prestige to abolish the caste system. It's a pity that India lost this war, although it seems that India has nothing to lose, but in fact, India's founding national fortune is gone.

Later, the founding leader was depressed because he was hit hard, and he died of illness two years later. Because of the defeat of this war, India's international prestige has also greatly declined, from a country that was quite awesome to a second-rate country.

India's development was seriously affected by the defeat, and at first India was developing its own defense industry relatively slowly, but after the defeat, India felt the gap between itself and other countries. Therefore, India began to abandon its own defense industry products, and then purchased a large number of foreign goodsAfter that, it is simply a vicious circle, and it is also a relatively big tragedy that their own domestic industry does not get any development at all.

Because the prestige of the leader has greatly decreased during this war, he originally hoped to use this time to reform the caste system, but this hope was completely dashed. India with its caste system will not be able to industrialize, and India will never become a real powerIf the problem of the caste system persists, then a great power is a distant dream for India.

India can rise, mainly depends on time, the problem is their deep-rooted corruption, caste system problems, etc., these will be the biggest obstacles to its development.

The biggest obstacle to India's rise is the low level of education on the one hand, and the unequal distribution of wealth in society on the other.

India's flaws are mainly due to its backward foundation, lack of unified national cohesion, numerous states, and increased estrangement in the caste system. But that doesn't mean he can't be a first-class power.

Why can't it rise? Non-authoritative analysis: three obstacles to the "dream of India's great power".

The outstanding problems in India are: women's rights and interests are not fully protected, social security is not good, infrastructure is lacking and backward, and the gap between the rich and the poor is widening.

Hygiene and health problems, the problem of economic backwardness in remote places,

Poor! An old poor country.

The most prominent problem is that it can't build any machine. He couldn't even build a gun. Everything depends on foreign imports. His ** is very miscellaneous. It can be said that he has been to any country in China. Most of them are eliminated by people.

1. Serious disparity between the rich and the poor.

2. Population boom and resource shortage.

3. Gender inequality discriminates against women.

4. Poor hygienic conditions.

5. Serious differentiation in education.

6. Complex religious issues.

The gap between the rich and the poor is too big, and the industrial base is weak!

I really don't see that India deserves the word "rising".

The problem of inequality between the rich and the poor is its main problem.

Health problems, and the problem of the gap between rich and poor!

India has a large population of 1 billion people, a small area of only 298 square kilometers, and the environment is seriously polluted, plus it was plundered.

All kinds of crises are at the head. It's because India's economy has grown very rapidly in the past few years, but behind his rapid economic growth, it's all about the fragile economy, huge non-performing loans in the financial sector, and a financial crisis or something, he didn't pay attention to his inside, just cared about his surface.

India's economy has problems, this should be the result of the whole world's recognition, you must know that one of India's biggest entrepreneurs committed suicide himself, he committed suicide as a rich and career-rich personIt is nothing more than to tell everyone how bad the economy of India is, because before he committed suicide, he called the tax department for tea many times.

Finance Minister Nirmalla Sitharaman presented her first Budget, and there are no bad proposals, such as tax proposals that undermine investor confidence. But this oneAs soon as the budget came out, everyone objected that it was not good and that it was not good, and many of Sitharaman's proposals were forced to be withdrawn.

Stories about India's strong economic growth have been in the news, but behind it is the fragile economy and the financial sector that is riddled with huge non-performing loans. India's number one import is oil, and oil prices** have pushed GDP growth up by a full percentage pointObscures the real problem.

According to the horrific action, Modi's action is to keep all large-denomination banknotes out of circulation. It will collapse the enterprise that supports three-quarters of the people in the countryAs a direct consequence, millions of Indians have lost their jobs, and farmers' incomes have been declining, leading to a stagnant economic development in the country. Therefore, if India's economy wants to develop, the key lies in national policies.

The downward trend is also due to various reasons, and it is also related to various taxes in the United States.

Millions of Indians have lost their jobs and farmers' incomes have stagnated. This, in turn, has affected consumption, leading to a significant slowdown in economic growth.

In recent years, India's economy has been struggling, but no one knows whether it is true or not.

It may be that this field is not mature, and the country's overall economy cannot keep up.

I think the main reason is that they really don't have a clear goal for themselves, so there is a downward trend

There are many reasons for the rapid decline of the Indian economy, the most important of which is the debt problem in India, which has led to the very slow economic development of the Indian countryYou know, for nowIndia's loans have already reached trillions of dollars, and it is the presence of such huge debts that drags down IndiaThis makes it easier to cause a debt crisis in IndiaCoupled with some policies promulgated by India at that time, it led to a serious situation in India, which led to a continuous decline in the income and unemployment rate of the Indian people.

In India, some of their industrial levels are still very backward, and we can see some problems from the trains running in IndiaIn India, many people choose to take the train instead of buying a ticket, but choosing to climb on the train, and the problems caused by these infrastructure have not been solved, which naturally restricts India's economic development.

On top of that, I think there are a lot of problems in IndiaBecause India is an ancient country, although the ideas of the new century have spread to India, they have not been extremely widespread, so many Indians do not pay attention to the quality education of the next generationEven in some remote places, it can be said that there is extreme inequality between people. The level of cultural education of Indians is even more uneven, which leads to the fact that the skill strength and skill quality of Indians are not very highThus affecting most of the industrial development in India.

For now, India's economy is indeed on a downward trend, if this situation is allowed to continueThe Indian economy is going to face very serious problems.