Did you actually think I was serious with that question?
In practical terms, what is happening here, the scamming is a crime, it is fraud.
It would be very hard to justify the proceeds of criminal activity to be GDP, although we can make a case for that.
Take for instance, the narcotics trade. There is a supplier, perhaps that is an importer, then wholesale kingpins, then middle range dealers, then the street corner which is retail that gives people in the hood some jobs.
That is all economic activity, but I do not believe the US government would count that as part of GDP. No one is going to fill out a survey if the government sent them one, or see any tax records or banking information.
Now this is India we are discussing, so who knows? I still would think, no.
The Koreans should have just chose China.
Save themselves a few headaches.
This is not an obvious marker to you?
Yeah this is why Trump said, F it with China cus America needs to work on domestic security. If the US economy keeps squeezing the poor like it is now, that's him and Melania. This and the Chinese military parade are why he's looking inwards now.
LOL Not inaccurate. Being as strong as it is, China wants to look friendly and unintimidating. As far back as 2008 in the Beijing Olympics, all the mass drummers were told to smile big because they didn't want to intimidate or scare foriegners with militaristically synchronized Chinese drum-beating at the opening ceremony. India, on the other hand, gets more angry and militaristic-looking every time it gets whooped, which is a lot in the past years with 2 incidents in the Himalayas with China and Operation Rafale Tandoori so they've gone off the rails trying to look tough even comparing themselves to the Nazi SS. Yet at the end of the day, they got their asses beat 6-0 by the student of the country that likes to casually draw its fighter jets as anime girls.