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Bad news: All those associates will be people sacked by SAM.
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2. But then, the government has to be a capitalistic one, right? The present one is as fond of handouts and other populist measures as a socialist government when it suits its purpose. Crony-capitalism and free market capitalism are not the same thing insofar as jobs are concerned.
However, one caveat: jobs will mostly be available for well educated and skilled professionals. The challenge is to provide jobs for uneducated and low-skilled workers. The way to do that is to promote India as a manufacturing hub. Easy land acquisition is essential.