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Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120 Maestro Wireless 120 Volt 600 Watt Single Pole/ Multi Location Electronic Low Voltage Digital Fade Dimmer
Digital fade dimmer for electronic low voltage loads of up to 600 watts. 120 volt, single pole / multi location model. Maestro Wireless technology offers impressive lighting control functionality and convenience that will fit almost any commercial or residential application. The Pico™ Wireless control and Radio Powr Savr™ sensors give the system even greater flexibility, plus the added benefit of improved energy savings. The system is incredibly easy to install and operate, allowing you to control lighting levels with any combination of up to 10 dimmers, switches, sensors and wireless controls — all with the touch of a button.
Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120 Features:
- Built in radio allows control from Pico ™ wireless control or Radio Powr Savr ™ occupancy
- vacancy sensors
- Delayed off provides light as you exit the room
- LEDs glow softly in the dark so you can easily find the dimmer
- Use companion dimmers to dim from up to ten locations
- Power failure memory - Maestro Wireless remembers your settings even after a power interruption
- Multi-location dimming compatible with 3-way wiring for easy installation and retrofit
- Tap once for favorite level; tap twice for full on
- Touch rocker to adjust light level
- Available in 27 colors
- Coordinating Claro wall plates available separately
- Matching switches and accessories available
- Incandescent
- halogen and magnetic low voltage models available
- Uses Lutron's reliable Clear Connect RF Technology ™
- Neutral wire required
Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120 Specifications:
- Multi-Location
- Voltage: 120
- Wattage: 600
The story of Lutron began in a makeshift lab in a New York City home in 1959 where Joel Spira emerged with a radical new innovation in home lighting: the solid-state rotary dimmer. In almost 50 years of innovation, Lutron has invented hundreds of lighting control devices and systems, and expanded their product offering from 2 products to 15,000. Lutron dimmers not only set the perfect mood in a home, they also reduce energy consumption and extend lamp life. Taken as a whole, Lutron light controls have reduced electrical use by 9.2 billion kWh, reducing their customers' electric bills by $1 billion annually. The company has advanced the technology of lighting control while focusing on exceptional quality and design. Since the beginning, the company has maintained exceptional service, offering 24-hour technical support for its products, and a friendly customer service department.
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Almond - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-BI
Biscuit - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-BL
Black - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-BG
Bluestone - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-BR
Brown - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-DS
Desert Stone - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-ES
Eggshell - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-GS
Goldstone - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-GR
Gray - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-HT
Hot - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-IV
Ivory - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-LA
Light Almond - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-LS
Limestone - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-MR
Merlot - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-MS
Mocha Stone - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-PD
Palladium - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-PL
Plum - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-SG
Sea Glass - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-SI
Sienna - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-SW
Snow - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-ST
Stone - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-TP
Taupe - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-TC
Terracotta - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-TQ
Turquoise - Lutron MRF2-6ELV-120-WH
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WASHINGTON - Less hope. More opportunity.
Barack Obama's first inaugural address to an unprecedented 1.8 million massed on the National Mall was buoyed by exuberance over the historic moment of swearing in the first African-American president - but it was also defined and limited by the unfolding financial crisis that dominated his first term.
In his second inaugural address Monday, his crowd was less than half the size, the breakthrough that his presidency represents has become more familiar and his own words promising a post-partisan era have been tempered by the confrontations of the past four years.
Even so, the opening for President Obama to shape his own agenda and his ability to push it through a resistant opposition may well have grown.
In his first four years, top White House concerns were determined in large part by the economic crisis and the two wars he inherited. With a recovery now underway and U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan headed home, he is in a better position to set his own priorities - not to mention he may feel liberated by the fact that he won't be running for office again.
In his 18-minute address on a cold day, he embraced more divisive issues and drew sharper lines than in the speech he delivered in 2009.
For the first time in U.S. history, an inaugural address endorsed gay rights and same-sex marriage; Obama said "our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law." He vowed action on climate change (a hot-button phrase he didn't utter in his 2009 address), saying no one "can avoid the devastating impact of raging fires and crippling drought and more powerful storms." He alluded to the school shooting rampage in Newtown, Conn., that has prompted him to add gun control to his agenda, saying children there and elsewhere should "know that they are ... safe from harm."
And he drew a bright line on the spending issues that are about to erupt on Capitol Hill as automatic spending cuts and a bill to continue funding of the federal government are debated.
"We must make the hard choices to reduce the cost of health care and the size of our deficit," Obama said. But "the commitments we make to each other - through Medicare and Medicaid and Social Security - these things do not sap our initiative; they strengthen us. They do not make us a nation of takers; they free us to take the risks that make this country great."
The contemptuous reference to "a nation of takers" was a slap at Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, who was videotaped during the campaign as dismissing the "47%" who were "dependent upon government," and at his running mate, House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wis., who has contrasted the country's "takers versus makers."
As he did four years ago, Obama decried the capital's grinding partisanship. "We cannot mistake absolutism for principle, or substitute spectacle for politics, or treat name-calling as reasoned debate," he said. At his first inaugural, he said he had come "to proclaim an end" to the "worn-out dogmas that for far too long have strangled our politics."
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Jacobs noted how often the president used the word or cited the idea of coming together in pursuit of American ideals. Obama grounded his arguments on government regulation and spending to the promises of the Declaration of Independence.
"Our journey is not complete," Obama said five times. Five times: "We the people." Seven times: "Together."
Obama's re-election has validated his first victory. A two-term president can't be dismissed as an historic aberration, the way the one-term Jimmy Carter sometimes has been. While second terms are often difficult and scandal-ridden, it has given Obama another chance to pursue issues such as immigration and climate change that were sidelined during his first term.
Republicans have hardly been vanquished. Navigating issues like gun control and energy through the GOP-controlled House of Representatives looms as a huge challenge. Still, an hour before the inauguration began Republican aides said the U.S. House would vote Wednesday to raise the debt ceiling - postponing what could have been an early and bitter standoff over spending.
"This generation of Americans has been tested by crises that steeled our resolve and proved our resilience," Obama declared. "A decade of war is now ending. An economic recovery has begun. America's possibilities are limitless. ... My fellow Americans, we are made for this moment, and we will seize it - so long as we seize it together."
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The oxford cloth button-down shirt, named for the esteemed university, originated as a sport shirt. At the turn of the last century, polo players in England would wear formal, long-sleeved shirts made of oxford cotton—a breathable and sturdy basket-weave cloth. The collars were made with buttons to prevent them from flapping during matches, starting a trend soon adapted for tennis shirts as well. The oxford first appeared in the United States at the turn of the century, and its popularity took off in the 1950s, by which time the look had become associated with classic Ivy League style.


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Riverfront hotel with free airport shuttle and restaurant
Located in the heart of Fairbanks, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Fairbanks Ice Museum, Fairbanks Community Museum, and Alaska House Art Gallery. Fort Wainwright and Growden Memorial Park are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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Along with a restaurant, this hotel has an indoor pool and a fitness center. Free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free airport shuttle are also provided. Other amenities include a bar/lounge, a spa tub, and a business center.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Springhill Suites by Marriott Fairbanks provides a spa tub and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. 3 meeting rooms are available. This Fairbanks hotel also offers gift shops/newsstands, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests (available on request). Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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"Should be The Future of Music Industry"
If you are expecting predictions as to what music will "sound" like, as I was, you will be disappointed. This is all about the music industry, not music itself. However the book sums up recent music industry history very well, and shines light into a lot of dark corners. It shows the RIAA fight against Napster et al as the short-sighted self-protectionist farce we all knew it was, and how current industry practices are driving customers toward file sharing instead of away.
Then the book moves on to talk about what music could and should be like to ensure the future of the industry. Very interesting reading, and some novel parallels with water, but I doubt this book will influence anyone. It works better to enlighten the masses as to where the industry is already heading.
"Wow.... just... wow"
Hard to believe I have been reading this series for 20 years. The first five books or so were stellar, then it started to drag on as Jordan brought in more and more characters and storylines. People began to question if he had lost control of the story. I was one of them. Sure enough, some of those plotlines were forgotten, by me anyway. However, it started to pick up again around book ten (IIRC) and the last three books by Sanderson have been outstanding. This last book is the best I've read in a long time. Kudos to Jordan and Sanderson for a thundering epic fantasy series, and the narrators for bringing it to life.
"Diary of a Wimpy Assassin"
I ended up buying all three books, and I enjoyed them, but it was really hard to like this hero. He is not much of an assassin. The only assassinations he does are by poisoning and those are mostly zombies, and he feels guilty about it. He kills in self defense and feels guilty about it. He doesn't take out the really bad people, even though everyone knows they are the really bad people and he would have saved thousands of lives and endless suffering if he had poisoned them too, because of some promise he made... but mostly because it would end the story too soon.
He has magic ability he doesn't want to use and doubts himself constantly and really hates himself... but ends up saving the kingdom anyway... and gets little credit for it. He spends a large chunk of the third book on a useless quest, and all the while he is thinking (and I was thinking) this is a bad idea. And it was.
Conan he is not. He is more like Conan's half-witted baby sister.
Despite all that, the plot was good, the world was rich, and the narration was very good. There is magic and herbology and animal kinship woven in here. I enjoyed it overall. I just wish the main character had more backbone.
"A perfect pairing of prose and narrator"
This book is about walking along old paths, and not much more than that, however Macfarlane's prose is flawless and beautifully descriptive; it immediately drew me in. The narrator's voice is soft and hypnotic with a slight English lilt. I have never heard a better pairing of book and narrator. They weave in a considerable amount of history about these paths along the way, from Britain to Israel to Spain to Tibet. I enjoyed it enough to read it again.
"What the heck did I just read"
The book starts slowly but depicts the utopian society well. The writing and descriptions are strong. I give the book three stars for that. But I found most of what was shocking to be predictable, and the ending was a letdown. The author didn't know how to end it, so he left it vague for the reader to figure out. Was it a dream? Was it real? Was it magic? Was it some benevolent deity? You decide. No, Mr. Author, you decide -- that's your job, not mine.
The setting is a spin on some old ideas. An Orwellian society was done in, well, 1984. The idea of society's sacrificial lamb has been explored before, such as Jackson's short story "The Lottery" which came out in 1948.
And there were huge plot holes. The author had a strong theme and point to make, which I applaud, but didn't plug the holes. I would have enjoyed this more if I wasn't constantly bothered by pesky questions.
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If you buy the vague existentialism of everyone's feelings and memories being contained in one person and released violently if he/she dies, fine, but if they are so dangerous why do they leave it all up to one person? They think of everything else, so what about a backup Giver in case the one and only Giver decides to, I don't know, off himself because he can't take the suffering and isolation anymore? And seeing color is due to physical hard wiring, every mammal has it to a certain extent. You can't lose it because you can't remember what war or snow is like.
And the big one: you take a 12 year old who has not experienced suffering of any kind, then torture him every day for a year, tell him he is going to be an outcast for the rest of his life, tell him he has nothing to look forward to but a life of pain and isolation, tell him there will be no one he can talk to about it until some decades later when he is going to inflict all this on some other poor kid that he has to select himself... why are you surprised when the kid tries to escape? And I can't believe the last Receiver selected was the first since "back and back" who killed herself. This would happen every time.
And finally, where does the kid pedal his bike, for hours and weeks on end? If he was going through forest thick enough to hide from airplanes, where did he find roads to ride on?
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I picked up this book because hers was my favorite minor character on 2 1/2 Men. I liked her in 40 Year Old Virgin too. I've never watched Glee so I only know her in bit parts, and I had no idea she had so many. I Youtubed and found her appearances in movies, TV shows, and commercials I had seen over the years and sure enough, she has been everywhere. It's great to see a hard working and abundantly talented actor finally hit big. The title is misleading -- she had Happy Accidents, it's true, but also decades of persistence, hard work, and lifetime connections that paid off.
However I couldn't relate to her life story, and while interesting it didn't grab me. I enjoyed the book though, and it was narrated by a pro -- herself.
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Immediately after reading this book I got the other two, so I'm reviewing all together: the characters and the stories were original and startlingly great. The series is as good as The Wheel of Time before Jordan lost his way at around, oh, book six or so. Never a dull or predictable moment. I enjoyed every minute of this series.
This is the story of how a dreamer can become a charismatic con man and then a religious leader with thousands of fanatic followers, and his very own pretend navy. It's a story of how those fanatics will swallow anything and will bully and harass anyone who opposes them, until even the mighty IRS is afraid to stand up to them. It shows that no matter how ridiculous the story, if you call it a religion and really sell it, someone will buy it. If anyone can read this book and not be inspired to go out and find their own army of fools, I will be not surprised. Because there are so many idiots in this world, and Hubbard has surely sucked them all in already.
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It's a good story, but short, with great, but few, characters. It's more of a novella than a novel. I enjoyed it but I wouldn't consider it a classic. The ending was a bit predictable, and the denouement whipped through several decades and left a lot of questions.
I docked a star for the poor narration. The narrator's voice was perfect, but her lip smacking, breath noises, and pregnant pauses ruined it for me. I have never heard such a clunky sound track. I don't understand why they didn't simply edit them out -- just a few hours' work in Audacity and the narration would have been smooth and professional.
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It's nice to see the master back in full form. This collection of novellas doesn't have a dud in the bunch. I found myself eagerly awaiting to see what happened next, which is odd considering they were short and simple stories. The characters are incredibly strong and placed in real situations so vivid that I found myself caring about them. The narration is excellent.
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I always enjoy Wilmore's spots on The Daily Show. His mild take on racism has some unexpected reversals -- like the title, "I'd rather we got casinos". The bits in this book are in the same vein but most go on too long and lack punch. I would say it's amusing most of the time and funny only some of the time. His delivery is perfect though. He is an excellent narrator.


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Most of the PPP projects facing problems because of the greed of the Promotors(Private). They want to kill the goose rather than collecting the eggs. They are raising the costs with artificial numbers and pushing the government to allow their exorbitant charges on the users. This is causing unrest in the public against future projects in PPP. Some BIG companies are playing with numbers to evade the government share in the profits by articifially showing loses or by cost manipulation.
Many of such PPP projects are really financially viable. However, the PPP entity loses money because the private firms in collusion with public servants and politicians try to get the profits out too early and reduce the risks. For example, Delhi airport passengers charges are one of the highest in the world. It is so high that the airlines are getting sick and budget airlines are refusing to fly to India. Ideally it the special puspose vehicle should not lose money. However, tt may be losing money with artificially inflated costs. When valued with the cheap land lease in the vicinity of the airport, the promoters seem to have made a huge profits.
PPP projects in India are shining examples of corruption / crony capitalism & money laundering of secular politicians !!
PPP is not the solution to any problem. No private player will pay for a country's infrastructure development. It is the governments job and it is funded by tax payer money. Delhi Metro is a public sector initiative and is very successful. Delhi Airport is on PPP model and has ruined the aviation sector in Delhi. While the airport is good to look at, the expensive airport charges mean high passenger taxes, flight charges, less flights coming to Delhi, almost no low cost flight options available, less tourists and less development. Reliance took over the government funded Airport link metro and refused to run it after 3 months because it wasn't so profitable for them. So who is suffering? The people.
We are sick of paid articles anyway, please dont let Economist become one of the paid news channels as well. PPP is not the answer.
Male had the guts to throw out gmr,when they realized the gmr group was after real estate.
Same thing in Delhi,Bangalore,but we know India is different from tiny male.
Sorry Maldives not male.
Sorry Maldives not male.
The PPP is not the panacea for development - but it sure is the best way forward. What we / Government need to do is to facilitate and assist this in every manner possible. Sure - there will be hiccups; sure there will be hurdles -- but these need to be dealt with positively; allow due process and reduce government involvement. Let there develop independent systems and 3rd parties to arbitrate and decide issues judiciously. What we are experiencing is purely the infancy stages of full fledged evolution of capitalism. Laissez Faire. Let the free market prevail - and water will find it's own level. Please please eliminate the government from involvement.
In my personal opinion, I don't think India's infrastructure will ever be upto the mark, because of massive failures in policy making, lack of determination and passion, there seems to be a complete disdain in the approach to improve the basic infrastructure, it's as if the culture revolves around this notion that they deserve only the worse and no one (especially the government) wants to rise and lift the standard of living of its own people.
The wishful thinking of Indian politicians relies on the Santa Claus Theory of Gifts.
But Santa only brings gifts that can fit in his sleigh.
He cannot bring an electrical grid, city sewage system or drinkable tap water.
...Santa can bring you a pick and a shovel.
A very fine point is raised that the government contracts are not followed and often the rules are bent to favor a few. It is high time now that the corruption is tackled head on. Ratan Tata has rightly pointed out that the environment is not conducive for business. But it is not conducive only for the ethical.
Government can run things better than private companies, which are only for profits!!
Faile to rebuild ground zero before 10 year anniversary.
O'hara international airport.
Barclay center.
Interstate 710.
2 trillion dollars hole for the maintenance of infrastructure, let alone building new one.
Don't listen to your authoritarian media, that is the way to identify the problems.
All National Highways are "TOLL" roads, robbing users, there are NO freeways.
Toll roads are operated by Thugs of the politicians, built by their cronies.
Power Generating Companies are also owned by people having alliances with Politicians, charging very high rates.
Thugs are in controll of all the lucrative sectors.
PPP appears to have been a fad of the 1990's which increasingly around the world is an idea that is now being called into question. For certain projects it would prima facie seem to be an easy solution. On clearer analysis you would find that although it may work say for toll roads or bridges, it is difficult to see how it could be made to work for say sewers, storm drains or similar projects where the immediate benefits are not altogether obvious. In the long run I still think governments should focus on raising taxes efficiently, know-how from the private sector could be valuable, however ultimately the government has to find some way of executing infrastructure projects cost efficiently and running them properly. A transparent accountability really is the key. With the rapacious culture among Indian politicians and their history of bungling up public projects what need to be found is a way to get public servant to carry out their duties, without assuming that the problems would necessarily go away once they are handed over to the private sector.
I guess the root cause of this slowdown on all projects is naively avoided by the author. Coal, mining, telecom, aviation, automobile, textile, power, sports... there is no industry where Govt has not interfered & tried to regulate in last 4~5 years and now reaping the fallout of the same. The strong will which this Govt is reflecting to revive things in last 4/5 months was missing all the way thru. Corruption is not the fundamental issue...infact its a part of every mega project in almost all the countries.. its the will of the Govt to get things done thru right policies.
Corruption corrupts the will of the government. Why do you think every Tom, Dick and Harry wants to be a politician -- Desh seva?
the article is on the delayed projects and the non-profitability of the finished ones... discussion on corruption may require a separate topic! Infact if the will would be strong to make more money then success of these projects would have thrown more opportunities of smart corruption... but sleep was the priority!
Any big country needs such mega projects considering their 30~40 yrs of useful life, here author has smartly avoided drawing a parallel with any other mega projects of the world which has become profitable with-in 3 years of operations. The format can be any (PPP or state) but fundamentally it requires subsidy/support by the Govt only considering their strategic importance in the growth of the country !
Airlines industry is better suited for PPP in India
Let us be clear. India is not the only country going through various hassles in its efforts to improve infrastructure. PPP was an attempt to ensure faster completion of projects. Though it has not been a success, it is not a spectacular failure either, as some of the projects would show. Different models need to be tried out and in that regard one should laud India. Yes, there could be delays in the process. Some fine tuning may be required.At the end of the day, if it is beneficial to the country at large then it should be welcome.
Why not try the model that always works: privatization.
Usually the model which always works best for the people is not tried as it allows little room for the corrupt government to steal: the free market.
The problem are not about whether PPP is a better system or some other system is better. The problem is with corruption and incompetence.
Unless corruption is sorted out, no system can do anything.
Taking Delhi Metro as a success is not the best example, it is more like an exception. Before E. Sreedharan came in, even Delhi Metro was stuck in red tape -- it was under consideration since 70s! Now that he's gone, only time will tell what will eventually happen to DMRC. Luckily, he presided over the two most crucial phases and part of Phase 3.
I don't hear as kind words about the various other metro rail or other projects. It is still a pleasant mystery how Delhi Metro projects were executed within time and budget, in an environment that is otherwise steeped in corruption and incompetence.
If corruption was the major problem, China wouldn't have built so much infrastructure so quickly. There is no evidence to suggest that corruption is any less in China. It is not the major problem. Red tape, delays over clearances and land acquisition and environmental clearances, judicial action halting projects raising costs until they have to be abandoned - all of these are the major problems. In the current mood of anti-corruption frenzy, Indians have started attributing all problems to corruption! This mindset itself is becoming the problem.For example, if the government tries to do anything to help the private infrastructure firms who are struggling with unviable contracts, activists will allege corruption and rush to the courts to stop this. This type of frenzy and hyper-activism is itself a problem.
China was very lucky to have a benevolent leadership. Their top leadership is committed to world class development unlike ours. It is this leadership that has driven their projects at unprecedented speed. Chinese are also committed to punish corruption, even by death penalty as they understand how damaging it can be.
In a democracy corruption is corrosive. It results in not just monetary loss, but it also kills the will of politicians, government officers, police, judiciary, etc. to focus on development. All their decisions are driven by how much they will benefit personally, and development is only a by product. No wonder the infrastructure we have is also of shoddy quality. The fact that India is still underdeveloped is because of corruption.
We must get out of this mindset that corruption is inconsequential and is only a minor irritant. You pick up almost any issue -- from development to Kashmir problem to spreading Maoism, you will invariably find the hand of corruption there as one of the important causes.
I didn't say corruption is inconsequential - I agree its a very major problem - its the most direct manifestation of the absence of a rule of law in India. I just said it is not the major reason why India doesn't succeed in building infrastructure. The tendency to argue that corruption is the only or the primary problem in India is misleading because most poor countries are equally corrupt - yet these other poor countries had better infrastructure and better social indicators than India. In China, there is massive large scale corruption in infrastructure projects. Even a typical mid level Communist party official has millions of dollars and many mistresses apart from his family. Senior Communist Party officials typically have hundreds of millions of dollars stacked in Western bank accounts. The level of corruption is monumental because there are no checks and balances, not even free or partially free media. If you talk to the Chinese people, they will say the same about corruption as we do. Yet China has great infrastructure, while India has crap infrastructure. Why? The answer to this question doesn't lie in corruption, it lies in other things.
And God knows what you mean by corruption being "sorted out". If India is waiting for corruption to get "sorted out" till it tries building infrastructure, then it will be waiting for a very long time. We cannot wait one problem to be sorted out before targeting others.
Corruption is not the main problem. China has tons of corruptions too but the Chinese take the money and get things done. I think there is a cultural difference here.
When you cite China example, do factor in that they are not a democracy. They are dictatorial, and luckily for Chinese, the dictators are committed for development. That is how they have development along with corruption.
Take a look at any report from Transparency International -- there is a strong inverse correlation between corruption and development in most countries. And the reasons are not hard to understand.
In fact, if you say that corruption and development can co-exist, then you will need to explain how. Citing China example is not enough.
Also remember that our ideal developmental models should be countries like US, European countries, Japan and not countries like China and Saudi Arabia even if they appear developed.
Yes, i do agree, the structural framework and environment in India now looks so fishy and lacks transparency, any infrastructural project is either riddled with controversy or is a failed one financially.even the african experience are far better.
Dictator is the wrong word. China leaders are not inherited or family related. The prime ministers were selected by the party members. You can say Chinese government is an one party monopoly but it is far from family dictatorships like NK and the middle east.
India has to be careful if they want to follow the models of US, Europe and Japan. These countries are all in heavily in debt.
I agree with Ankur172,the problem in India is corruption by the politicians.Some time they concieve projects for making money and not for serving the communities. The recent scam investigations explain the dismal situation we are in in implementation of projects in the country,lack of accountability in all fields right upto parliament level.
In India, Public-Private Partnership (PPP) is a glorified term for Crony Capitalism to steal natural resources (land, mines, spectrum, monopoly rights, capital etc.).
So is the case with contract system, not just with PPP.
Yes, exactly! Look at my previous comment. This mindset is the problem.
'Steal natural resources' ???
You need to pay for your waste management infrastructure some how for goodness sake !
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