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R. Vaidyanathan



Average rating: 3.71 · 823 ratings · 139 reviews · 9 distinct works â€� Similar authors
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“A vast army of government employees [Central, state and local government] of around 20 million are taken care by the remaining 380 million of the workforce, which also meets the extortionate and rent-seeking demands of the government employees.”
R. Vaidyanathan, India Uninc.

“Though domestic black money is an expression of no-confidence in the government of India, some part of the domestic black money is used in productive activities like real estate, trade, construction, mining, transport, restaurants and other businesses. As previously stated, illicit money kept abroad is a no-confidence vote in India itself—its stability and its people. The illicit money kept in tax havens abroad is, by and large, not used for domestic purposes unless it is round-tripped through share markets or foreign direct investment (FDI) to domestic operations.”
Prof. R. Vaidyanathan, A Brief Introduction to Black Money

“The crisis faced by the West is primarily due to forgetting a six letter word called ‘savingâ€� which is a result of forgetting another six letter word called ‘familyâ€�.”
R. Vaidyanathan, India Uninc.



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