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@KSingh_1469 Trying to replace US manufacturing with Indian manufacturing

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@MrBsCoffee30 How is GDP deflator so high? Isn't inflation around 4%?

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@Bojackumar @CopiumState It's plotting net support.
I.e, % supporting - % opposing

So 40% net support roughly means
70% support and 30% oppose

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@FarziCricketer Maybe they should change the name to 16.4 cricket or add another 3.2 overs and call it t20

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@sadist_2003 More significant question is what will Pakistan do when Iran/Houthi/Israel bombs Saudi.
Saudi is the bank in the relationship. They can't do anything beyond spending/donating/lending money

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@Deshpacito661 So as a percentage of budget, capex and even military spending are down. So, what accounts for the majority of federal budget? Is it interest payments ?

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@Hindutvaking_ Except it doesn't use tax money. It earns tax

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@mahajanrohan99 Indian chess Olympiad selections have generally been very transparent with the ratings being the only criteria.
So, most likely it's her personal choice

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@SportsDudeBS_ @thenotoriousens @f1rensa @F1BigData Ok if that was the logic you didn't have to go all that back when Alonso is driving an AM

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@Pivot2Centre BJP needs to find a replacement to carry on from 2029

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@theanonlurker @alpha_defense @vectortechnics First Indian babus need to buy from them instead of screwdrivered Israeli scrap

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@LukeCloud17 Although plausible, it is still a hypothetical scenario which never happened. While INR has depreciated against USD nearly every significant time period even if it's 3% yoy. So, if you want to consider nominal GDP growth and nominal GDP targets in USD, you need to account for it.

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@LukeCloud17 Is that nominal rate in INR or USD? I believe it is INR and INR depreciated nearly same amount leading to nominal growth in USD terms around 2 percent (didn't calculate but very low)

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@JackRangaswami @JacobAShell PPP is only a good metric while we look per capita. Nominal GDP is more important for global influence. We could be no. 3 there soon as well but not yet

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@JayantM66 @RxGenimi @cvkrishnan UK FTA was pretty good. But more significant strategic deals are pretty far especially related to defense. Australia is slightly more aligned on the China threat but still there are limits to defense corporation. Maybe some energy and mineral deals

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@vish0890 Just what a Lockheed Martin shareholder would say

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@Pivot2Centre Don't they still have export ban on refined products?

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@kabillda That's a nice video. Probably the best I have seen of the Chenab bridge. Where did you get that from?

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@SirJambavan Nominal GDP won't reach 30 trillion in 20 years for sure. Most likely we'll be roughly half of it at current rates of growth