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    Global Recession

    Sub-Prime Lending

    Loans to NINJA(Noincome, No Job, No

    Assets) ARM (Adjustable Rate

    Mortgage)

    Reckless Lending

    Increase in LoanAgents & Financialcompanies

    Easy credit conditions

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    IMPACT OF GLOBAL RECESSION IN

    INDIA Stock Exchanges based on US and Europe

    (FIIs)

    Sudden sale of Stocks Stock Market Crash &industries in general

    Exports come down

    Layoffs

    Work long for less salary Rupee weakening against dollars

    Banks on severe Cash Crunch

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    IMPACT ON INDIAN INDUSTRY

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    INDUSTRIES

    TEXTILE

    GARMENT

    HANDICRAFT TOURIST

    REAL ESTATE

    INFORMATIONTECHNOLOGY FINANCIAL SECTORS

    AUTOMOBILE

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    EFFECTS OF INDIAS GROWTH ON THEGLOBAL ECONOMY

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    Effects Of Indias growth on

    the global economy According to a World Bank study, Dancing with Giants,

    there is scope for India to expand its trade significantlywithout hurting development prospects of most othereconomies. India is expected to contribute 12% toglobal economic growth by 2020.

    If India were to grow at a real rate of 5.5% per annumupto 2020, then the EU would experience a concomitant

    growth of 2.3% per annum with a physical capitalformation of 2.6%.Of course most of the gains areexpected to come to the UK as Indias trade andinvestment links are most intensive with the UKamongst all the EU countries.

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    Improvement in the range and quality ofexports from India may create substantialopportunities and welfare benefits to theworld.The welfare benefit for EU is one of the

    highest in the world valued at over 3 trilliondollars.

    Indian companies would invest abroad in bothdeveloped and developing countries.

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    ECONOMICPOLICIES OF OBAMA

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    TYPES OF POLICIES

    Corporate governance

    Labour rights

    Equal pay

    Education

    Energy policy

    Immigration

    Trade

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    POLICIES FOR INDIA

    A close strategic partnership

    Obama's Remarks to U.S.-India Business

    Council and Entrepreneurship Ban on bailed-out firms

    Foreign Policy

    Outsourcing

    OBAMAS VISITTO INDIA

    Indo-US ties to a new level

    Trade and Economic Cooperation

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    Partnership for an Evergreen Revolution

    Clean Energy and Climate Change

    Cyber security U.S.-India Economic and Financial Partnership

    Education

    Entrepreneurs Roundtable

    The National Export Initiative Indian Investment in the U.S.

    Deepening U.S.-India StrategicTies