We are among twenty five most miserable countries. This makes us really very unfortunate.

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We are among twenty five most miserable countries. This makes us really very unfortunate.

https://in.finance.yahoo.com/photos/the-world-s-25-most-miserable-countries-1398758022-slideshow/?format=embed


Though I'm not surprised to see India in the list. I'm surprised to see the the cause of misery is Interest Rate.
We are among twenty five most miserable countries. This makes us really very unfortunate.

https://in.finance.yahoo.com/photos/the-world-s-25-most-miserable-countries-1398758022-slideshow/?format=embed


Though I'm not surprised to see India in the list. I'm surprised to see the the cause of misery is Interest Rate.


Interest rate is probably a determing factor and not symptom of misery. In most developed countries interest rate is less. This is more in developing countries.

G. K. Ajmani Tax consultant
http://gkajmani-mystraythoughts.blogspot.com/

We are among twenty five most miserable countries. This makes us really very unfortunate.

https://in.finance.yahoo.com/photos/the-world-s-25-most-miserable-countries-1398758022-slideshow/?format=embed


Though I'm not surprised to see India in the list. I'm surprised to see the the cause of misery is Interest Rate.


Interest rate is probably a determing factor and not symptom of misery. In most developed countries interest rate is less. This is more in developing countries.


Obviously it's the determining factor which in turn makes a country miserable.
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We are among twenty five most miserable countries. This makes us really very unfortunate.

https://in.finance.yahoo.com/photos/the-world-s-25-most-miserable-countries-1398758022-slideshow/?format=embed


Though I'm not surprised to see India in the list. I'm surprised to see the the cause of misery is Interest Rate.


Interest rate is probably a determing factor and not symptom of misery. In most developed countries interest rate is less. This is more in developing countries.


Obviously it's the determining factor which in turn makes a country miserable.


In fact, demand for capital is more and its supply less in developing country. Hence interest rate is higher.

G. K. Ajmani Tax consultant
http://gkajmani-mystraythoughts.blogspot.com/

We are among twenty five most miserable countries. This makes us really very unfortunate.

https://in.finance.yahoo.com/photos/the-world-s-25-most-miserable-countries-1398758022-slideshow/?format=embed


Though I'm not surprised to see India in the list. I'm surprised to see the the cause of misery is Interest Rate.


Interest rate is probably a determing factor and not symptom of misery. In most developed countries interest rate is less. This is more in developing countries.


Obviously it's the determining factor which in turn makes a country miserable.


In fact, demand for capital is more and its supply less in developing country. Hence interest rate is higher.


Developing countries interested in "Interst" in order to strike a balance between demand and supply.
We are among twenty five most miserable countries. This makes us really very unfortunate.

https://in.finance.yahoo.com/photos/the-world-s-25-most-miserable-countries-1398758022-slideshow/?format=embed


Though I'm not surprised to see India in the list. I'm surprised to see the the cause of misery is Interest Rate.


Interest rate is probably a determing factor and not symptom of misery. In most developed countries interest rate is less. This is more in developing countries.


Obviously it's the determining factor which in turn makes a country miserable.


In fact, demand for capital is more and its supply less in developing country. Hence interest rate is higher.


Developing countries interested in "Interst" in order to strike a balance between demand and supply.


Capital is demanded more for emerging industries. Hence capital is costly, which is reflected in higher rate of interest.

G. K. Ajmani Tax consultant
http://gkajmani-mystraythoughts.blogspot.com/

We are among twenty five most miserable countries. This makes us really very unfortunate.

https://in.finance.yahoo.com/photos/the-world-s-25-most-miserable-countries-1398758022-slideshow/?format=embed


Though I'm not surprised to see India in the list. I'm surprised to see the the cause of misery is Interest Rate.


Interest rate is probably a determing factor and not symptom of misery. In most developed countries interest rate is less. This is more in developing countries.


Obviously it's the determining factor which in turn makes a country miserable.


In fact, demand for capital is more and its supply less in developing country. Hence interest rate is higher.


Developing countries interested in "Interst" in order to strike a balance between demand and supply.


Capital is demanded more for emerging industries. Hence capital is costly, which is reflected in higher rate of interest.


Yes. Capital is needed for any aspect related to growth. But, it's leading to many problems for a commoner raising the costs of bear amenities.
We are among twenty five most miserable countries. This makes us really very unfortunate.

https://in.finance.yahoo.com/photos/the-world-s-25-most-miserable-countries-1398758022-slideshow/?format=embed


Though I'm not surprised to see India in the list. I'm surprised to see the the cause of misery is Interest Rate.


Interest rate is probably a determing factor and not symptom of misery. In most developed countries interest rate is less. This is more in developing countries.


Obviously it's the determining factor which in turn makes a country miserable.


In fact, demand for capital is more and its supply less in developing country. Hence interest rate is higher.


Developing countries interested in "Interst" in order to strike a balance between demand and supply.


Capital is demanded more for emerging industries. Hence capital is costly, which is reflected in higher rate of interest.


Yes. Capital is needed for any aspect related to growth. But, it's leading to many problems for a commoner raising the costs of bear amenities.


Yes. A commoner needs cheaper capital. Hence government is subsidizing house loans, farmer loans and education loans. There is subsidy to industry also in some cases.

G. K. Ajmani Tax consultant
http://gkajmani-mystraythoughts.blogspot.com/

We are among twenty five most miserable countries. This makes us really very unfortunate.

https://in.finance.yahoo.com/photos/the-world-s-25-most-miserable-countries-1398758022-slideshow/?format=embed


Though I'm not surprised to see India in the list. I'm surprised to see the the cause of misery is Interest Rate.


Interest rate is probably a determing factor and not symptom of misery. In most developed countries interest rate is less. This is more in developing countries.


Obviously it's the determining factor which in turn makes a country miserable.


In fact, demand for capital is more and its supply less in developing country. Hence interest rate is higher.


Developing countries interested in "Interst" in order to strike a balance between demand and supply.


Capital is demanded more for emerging industries. Hence capital is costly, which is reflected in higher rate of interest.


Yes. Capital is needed for any aspect related to growth. But, it's leading to many problems for a commoner raising the costs of bear amenities.


Yes. A commoner needs cheaper capital. Hence government is subsidizing house loans, farmer loans and education loans. There is subsidy to industry also in some cases.


But what I understand is the subsidies are equally responsible for damaging the economy.
We are among twenty five most miserable countries. This makes us really very unfortunate.

https://in.finance.yahoo.com/photos/the-world-s-25-most-miserable-countries-1398758022-slideshow/?format=embed


Hope the things get better now, as the cause is known.
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