- I said 5-10% of India’s population had significant purchasing power that would interest international companies.
- Assuming your math is as poor as your reading skills, that’s still 55-110 million people, which is a large market nonetheless.
- It’s not “my number,” rather it’s based on the Indian National Council of Applied Economic Research’s estimate that less than 6% of India’s population had purchasing power on par with the American/European middle class.
- All of this has already been clearly explained in prior posts, which you would know if you actually bothered to read anything before hitting the reply button.
No. You also don’t need certification from me.
But at this point, you’re suggesting that your personal (and patently false) interpretation of an off the cuff comment (made by Bush no less) is somehow more valid than data from your own nation’s premier economic research agency. I think even you can realize how absurd and desperate that is.