Why not just dedicate a few resilient islands or even one super island where all nuclear power plant will exist and then electricity will sent to all countries in the world through sea water. Sea water is already conductive and we used it as global electricity transfer
>India has been pretty open and vocal about ignoring pharma patents when it comes to medications. They put the needs of the people above the financial wants of the industry.
US doesn't put as much pressure because India used "Bhopal Gas Plant Tradegy" for negotiation.
If US really wanted to enforce anything, they could have simply banned outsourcing to India.
There is lots of damage US can do to India on that front, they don't care enough for now for it to matter.
Comparing budget is useless because America gets best talent from all over the world and America's poor are still better than poor who live in India.
It's all relative, imagine if Indian poor population were as well off as American poor population what incentives will others have to study so much and work on space mission? Higher quality life at the bottom is what makes it more expensive to hire better talent. It's not a bad thing.
First of all you need to hire some partime med student, maybe some PhD student.
And set them into investigatory work of unraveling the current researchers and meeting the doctors who are at the cutting edge treatment for your specific issue.
Does it mean plastic will become expensive? Meanwhile incinerators in Sweden burn plastics (very low quality fuel) for heating and electricity and it's labeled as recycling.
Foreigner in Yoga city, I prefer to eat alone in my room or sometimes with my wife when she's around. I prefer it to a restaurant where I've no say in the temperature or noise in the room.
Food is delivered hot and I love the overall experience, the delivery guys are mostly from South and very kind and talk nicely.
I've only got positive things to say about delivery app experience.
If you are in industry and you've some experience, highly likely you are already doing what the author claims to be his fast learning secrets. There are actually no deep secrets I find in his post, all of those things atleast I instictively do. Even my friends use same approach, so I thought it's so common that I don't have to write a blog post about it.
Low inflation means there isn't much money in market chasing goods and services. It can happen if there is simply no demand for goods/services. So you don't see price for goods/services going up.
High inflation means too much money chasing limited goods, leading to price of goods and services soar.
Both are bad for the economy.
In a country like India, government expenditure drives economy. If government hoards all cash and sits atop it, sucking market dry - it's bad for economy but you can claim lower inflation only for sometime before the supply also adjusts to the current demand, shrinking the economy and then cycle continues, you end up with slower growth rate or growth reversed.