Article;
India Seeks Cut in Trade Distorting Agriculture Subsidies by US-European Union
Comment;
In the
international market it is the cheap price that goes around the world because
there is a constant pressure on the exchange rate to depreciate so that the
buyer has more money and more purchasing power. This is what nations try to
achieve in a crisis. Precisely, demand backed by an improvement in the value of
money of the other party. Other country’s currency appreciates and amount
increases. It is an expectation that demand will increase. If India can sell
agriculture products and subsidy can fetch you foreign exchange we should do it
but without increasing domestic inflation. We are spending less and we are
earning in dollars and pounds, stronger currencies, and if we sell it in the
market at the right time, it will be a gain. But it has an added advantage. Our
foreign reserves improve. At least the is what our CAD demands... After all
food grains are products too. I think India can take on China on this front.
Sell food grains and reduce the deficit. Investment in agriculture, straight,
has been told to be a great investment in the Long-run because land is scarce,
more than labor and capital. Prices will rise in the long run. We need more
investment in agriculture to not let the prices go above the roof and earn
foreign exchange…
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