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Ma Foi Employment Trends Survey finds high optimism in Indian employment outlook while Indian economy faces serious challenge
Harry Patil
Mar. 10, 2008

It is interesting to find that Indians expect 1 million new jobs mostly in hospitality sector while the economy faces hyperinflation slower growth prospects.

A Survey conducted by Ma Foi, one of India's largest human resource firm has predicted a three per cent increase in employment in 2008. Most of the jobs would be generated by hospitality sector.

The problem with that outlook is that it is based on past performance of the economy and consequential future projections by public and business sector. At the end of major business cycle booms, expectations are high and optimism reflects economic bubbles.

This is no different. Indian economy is faltering with high inflation and economic stagnation. The deep recession in US is slowing India very fast. The economic growth gan slow down much faster if outsourcing from US stops after US presidential election later this year.

Indian stock market is telling the world that a recession is imminent. Most like ly there will be loss of many millions jobs instead of a million job gain as predicted by the survey from the HR firm.


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