I appeal to all the members to come forward and help in creating a data in this endeavour.
Akalpita --- In [email protected], "rajendrakumar_g" <cit...@...> wrote: > > Dear members we would like to compile and consumer (retail) price chart of > various goods used by consumers and capital,assets to expose the UPA > government > and the fraudulent experts like Manmohan Singh and his team about their claim > of > benefits of liberalisation and globalisation which could not be done properly > in > any area.The first thing to foolishly assume is that private sector > individuals > will work with reasonability in their mind and without excess greed and for > Charity.No one does.Secondly these stupid pseudo experts talk of econ0mics > theories in books which never work on ground.They are theoretical ideal > conditions.For example in no industry there is perfect or pure competition and > prices are never set by normal process of price demand forces and secondly > because distribution mechanism and information flow to customers and consumer > rights are very poor in countries like India and not satisfactory levels even > n > USA.Lobbies,cartels,associations and mafias are present every where.Most of > natural resources like land and water are scarce and will become more scarce > and > hence economics dont apply there. > > But our fools in planning and governance are doing acts wrong year after year > and have damaged indian economy and created historic price rise which cannot > be > reversed now.The damage is severe and these people and parties need to be > severely punished at least for sake of history and our progeny. > > We are interested in consumer counter price of goods at metro/class a and B > cities: > __________________________________________________________________ > Year 2002 Current > _________________________________________________________________ > Milk(kg) > Bread(standard loaf Britannia or Modern) > Tomato(kg) > Apple > banana (kg/dozen) > sugar (kg) > Common salt (Tata i kg bag) > Toilet soap lux(75 gms/90gms) > Postal charge for letter(,15 gm) > Petrol (1 ltr) > cooking gas( domestic cylinder) > standard plain 67/33 shit cloth(meter) > maruti car 800 standard > IIM fee for PGDM course per year > IIT fee for B Tech per year > standard room charge of janpath hotel delhi > Auto/taxi rate per km > Diegene-strip of 10 > crocin tablet strip of 10 > Dettol bottle (150 ml) > Urad dal kg > arhar dal kg > basmati rice ordinary quality Kg > 165 ltr refrigerator > 48" ceiling fan ordinary design > Plot of land in DLF gurgaon sq yard > (or other place 10 km from city centre in any big city) > New taxes started at Central ans tate levels with % > > > I think above sample of commodities and services is adequate indicator of > price > rise > It is not difficult to gather the data. > Old diaries may be available and publications must be available in libraries. > > We are only comparing 7 years period. > > > We would request members to do a bit research and efforts to compile > above.They > may suggest and add other items too. > > We would like to seriously take up this issue and relate it to > liberalisation,globalisation and delicensing issues and issues of role of > government agencies and their failure.Reckless taxation had also multiplying > effect on the prices. > > It is theoretically said that with deregulation and globalisation quality and > quantity of supplies should increase.this should have not only improved > customer > satisfaction with goods and services but prices should have gone down.Just > reverse has happened. > > The detail may be published and a copy sent to :cit...@... > > Moderator >
