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Before we compare US with India, one has to remember US is a far more industrialized country with solid infrastructure. India is a rapidly growing economy (but with poor infrastructure) that is basically starting out with nothing and growing into a mega economy. The demand in US is likely to be fairly stable, while in India it is likely to increase rapidly and that is going to create problems with a tardy bureaucracy not able to keep up. It would be interesting to see how India solves these problems but other then that I see very little relevance with issues faced by US.