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Why would China help a rival?
Its a idiotic Question!! If you can't then why the F did you enter into a competition ??? Heights of Stupidity !!
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Why would China help a rival?
Dude, do not compare Chinese and Japanese economy or technological Might..It is like comparing Apples to pine apples.. As china Build their HSR trains in the 21st century, Japan had Pioneered in this Stream atleast some 30 years back before china did.. So pls keep the national feeling aside and discuss the topic on hand.. Topic is about Japanese Bagging the order for HSR in Delhi..
Dude, Japanese economy has reached saturation point.. After saturation point rise or dip in economy will be only marginal and marginal variances will be the result of a healthy economy.. Chinese are growing at 7% because they have scope to grow, where as Japan is already a grown up one.. Çhina and India are still on the growing trend, to reach saturation point for them, it will take a long time... May be another decade for Chinese and two decades for India..
Stop comparing Japanese and Chinese again, for heaven's sake..
Valid point.
China should concentrate in developing the HSR system for its strategic partners in Africa and Europe, instead of wasting precious time with India, where red tape is a big issue.
well i think it's safe to say it was not about who was cheaper, but who was doing to benefit them (politically). same applies to the Philippines. both countries are known to be against china for a few reasons, where it maybe aksia chin or the south china sea. Indonesia has no outstanding issues with either japan or china and went with the the cheapest option and with the best financial terms. india can afford not to pick the cheapest option.But we won.
You won Indonesia (5 billion), but we won India (9billion) and Philippines (2 billion). Combined Japan secured 11 billion worth of deals in railways systems.
LOL
China will not be interested in helping India build a HSR. We will love to see a competitor being weak. Japanese HSR export is a failure in Taiwan as the HSR management goes bankrupt. We will love to see the same thing happen in India
China HSR is the way to go, low cost, high efficient and cost effective. Meaning the HSR will be a win win situtation for both consumer and operator. There's reason why China HSR is able to win Turkey, Macedonia, UK, Indonesia, Russia and Sweden contract. Japanese HSR is just like Sony Bravia TV, over price and yet do not offer better quality and better function. It is bound to fail.
India is only a 2.2 trillion economy and the red tape is notorious. We are happy you won. Good luck
There are still plenty of good market in Europe waiting for China to make a clean sweep in HSR. Our future export is bright
I think China should build HSR for its sweeter than honey friend Pakistan.
A necessary cost, i suppose. Japan will make INDIA its base for industry in South Asia as we begin to redirect our heavy manufacturing there. To increase and guarantee Japanese production efficiency, we will help and augment the Governmetn of India's mandate to improve infrastructure. To make money you need to spend. India is worth it.
I am not kissing any gluteus maximus (and gluteus minimi) , but speaking pragmatically and in truth. India is a massive market; Japan is reaping profits there. LOL!
Can't handle the truth? Step out of the kitchen.
never seen you troll before, well theres a first for every thing.Think the actual phase is.
Can't Handle the Heat? Then get out of the Kitchen.
never seen you troll before, well theres a first for every thing.
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He did indeed used a wrong phase.........It's like a hybrid quote which mixed A Few Good Man with Brunt....
This is just a friendly reminder
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i think china is not to bothered about japan getting such a contract as they knew it was not going to get the job. anyway and that it can ofset the loss elsewhere where politics cant interfere and where money becomese near enough the deciding factor. i think its known by now that china has greater financal incentives then japan. indoneasia was a good example of this. first payments after 5 years and at a interest rate of less than 1% and was cheaper at $5.5 billion whilst japan was $6.25 billion.
whats your say?
Been there 3 times, didn't see any lovely pet dogs but countless manure-eating street dogs,strolling around like those people surrounding them. Even those Koreans said they'd rather starve to death than eat them.Can't say about other animals but at least the pet dogs in India are safe as no Chinese is coming here. Can't say the same about other countries.