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Indians call for a ban on Chinese products but is it possible? | The Urban Debate
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54:26Now PlayingOn the Urban Debate with Tanvi Shukla, The discussion regarding the ban on Chinese products has caught fire. Discussion on the feasibility and importance is the crux. The dependency of the economy of India on China is a matter of concern and the steps in the right direction take time.
We need to tackle it at multiple levels. We need to act smartly step by step. Let's wait and see what other countries are doing, says, K. Ganesh, Partner, Growthstory & Promoter for Bigbasket
We're the 7th largest market for them so, it's not that we're the top market & we can hurt them very badly. What we import are manufactured products & what we export are raw materials. A lot of our production is dependent on that, says, Prof. Arun Kumar
Consumers reacting in a certain way doesn't mean that the response of the country from a strategic perspective needs also to be the same way. We have an opportunity to bring important reforms, says, Prashant Tandon, Founder/CEO1mg
How practical is a demand to Boycott Chinese Products, keeping in mind the agreements, India is part of?, asks, Sandhya Sharma, Editor, Technology Policy & Foreign Policy.
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