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Joe Smith of USA started the day early having set his alarm clock
(MADE IN JAPAN) for 6 a.m. While his coffeepot (MADE IN CHINA)
was perking, he shaved with his electric razor (MADE IN HONG
KONG). He put on a dress shirt (MADE IN SRI LANKA), designer jeans
(MADE IN SINGAPORE) and tennis shoes (MADE IN KOREA).
SUMMARY
USA does not produce any real goods. They import every thing
from Asian countries just by printing dollars or tbills which is
effectively a promissory note that at some point in the future they will
pay us that value of money back by exporting goods to us and buy
back those dollars. The accrued debts of USA as of Feb. 08 are
nearing 10 trillion dollars (i.e. 10,000,000,000,000 dollars). There is no
way USA can produce so much of goods to pay off those debts. Yet
our insane policy makers keep loaning to USA.
Majority of Exports and imports of all world countries are
transacted in American dollars. If a country’s exports are more than
imports then that country will have a trade surplus and naturally the
currency of the trade surplus country will appreciate against the
dollar. (Eg. If we require 100 dollars to pay for our imports and we
have 200 dollars from exports, then the situation of the exporters who
would like to exchange dollars for rupees will be “dollar vangaliyo
dollar” Narpathu roobai dollar muppathu roobaikku and so on).
This is basic economics as the supply goes up demand goes down.
When demand goes down price automatically goes down.
Let us take the case of 2007 where we had dollar surplus despite
our trade deficit due to NRI contributions and FDI inflows. The
excess inflow of dollars being around 120 billion of which RBI bought
up around 100 billion dollars and added to our forex reserve thereby
preventing wild devaluation of dollar.
From where did the money come to our RBI to purchase those
dollars?
Then in order to keep the value of dollar up our stupid reserve bank
must keep on purchasing those incoming dollars by printing money
out of thin air as if there is no tomorrow and truck loads of newly
printed money ( Govt approved kalla nottu) will be chasing the very
few goods produced. The end result being hyperinflation. The
proof of this is soaring prices in real estate markets, gold, crude oil etc
etc.
Now they have one lakh in revenue for a person of which they
don’t mind giving 50k or 60k as salary. They attract best engineers to
do the very basic testing and coding works which they could have
very well done with science graduates for a meager 5k to 10k per
month. They are not bothered about distorting the balance for the
rest of the Asian manufacturing industries who are unable to pay
such hectic salaries. The top management of every software company
is aware of the exchange rate differentials. They simply don’t bother
because RBI is always there to print rupees and exchange for dollars.
Further if techies salaries go down then the top management Walla’s
salaries must also go down. This is not acceptable to them. They
create an illusion that testing and coding are so brain storming and
there is a talent crunch in India. They covertly encourage attrition by
not even insisting on relieving letters which is a violation of basic
ethics and justify wage hikes.
Now it is high time realism is starting to kick in. Gone are those
days of illusion that testing, coding are super brainee jobs. They are
very similar to assembly line jobs in a factory and don’t deserve such
hectic pay. News of software companies hiring science graduates are
popping up in every nook and corner. Hope you remember software
and other exporters screaming for RBI to intervene when rupee
appreciated 15 percent last year. This is because their kalla nottus
were creating huge inflation and the RBI decided to stop exchanging
govt approved and printed kalla nottus to dollars for a while and the
inflation promptly came down from 6.5 percent to less than 3 percent.
USA is very similar to the HIV infected boxer and now for the
symptoms part of goliath’s (USA economy) death.
1) World Bank and IMF have already warned that dollar might
collapse any day due to their unsustainable debt.
Due to the huge risk involved in the erosion of the value of their
forex reserves every nation wants to get rid of the devaluing dollar.
The only thing preventing them from doing it is the fear of the central
bankers that like stock market crash if any one Asian central banker
suddenly tries to sell off their dollar holdings, then everybody will
panic and try to dispose off their dollar holdings and the depreciation
of the dollar would be so fast that within one electronic trading hour
the value of the dollar might change like this
Especially brides who will not even consider grooms from other
fields
Idhae linelayae mapillai parungappa,
Ha ha ha
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