Monday, June 3, 2013

Global crisis is nothing but rise of Asia as economic superpower: experts

Chennai:
As the Western economy is reeling due to economic crisis, experts in India refuse to term it as global crisis and call the phase as rise of Asia as an economic power.

At a function to release the translated version of ‘World Beyond Marx and Market’, a compilation of speeches of noted economist and All India co-convenor of Swadeshi Jagaran Manch S Gurumurthy, into Tamil, experts echoed India is not dependent on the Western economies and its growth is mostly due to its savings and major economic role played by the Indian housewife.

Delivering a speech on the occasion, Gurumurthy said there is a need for experts to study the Indian economic system rather than borrowing the Western concepts and implementing it in India.

He said that family and society are key to safeguard our economy. Quoting Goldman Sachs, Gurumurthy said that India has $1.7 trillion in savings and they don’t have to depend on any country for their growth.

He said both Communism and American form of economic growth shunned the family system, which resulted in their downfall.

Earlier, Prof R Vaidyanathan of Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore said that global economy is to witness paradigm shift. He said the American is more of corporatisation of democracy and there is a challenge before the world on what constitutes the spirit of democracy. “There is a need for out of the box thinking”, he said.

Speaking on the occasion, national Swabhimaan Andolan Convenor Govindacharya said that there is a need to rethink on what constitutes development.

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