r/CriticalThinkingIndia • u/gate666 • 21h ago

Business & Economy India has more Restrictive Labor Law than Germany - Marginal REVOLUTION

https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2026/10/india-has-more-restrictive-labor-law-than-germany.html
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u/32drams 21h ago

And labour law implementation is worse than Pre-civil war USA.

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u/gate666 21h ago

There are idiots who believe india is too capitalist

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u/32drams 20h ago

Capitalist on paper, in policy and law it's extremely skewed selective socialism. The reason it doesn't appear that way on ground is because people in charge of implementing labour laws are incompetent and courrpt themselves.

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u/underadvice_taker 14h ago

India has more exploitation than germany

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u/MoreFaithlessness954 Corporate Majdur🦮 21h ago

Here you get detained, slapped NSA, called anti national if you demand the basics

Indian capitalism is slavery

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u/gate666 21h ago

Wake up india is not capitalist

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u/TenaciousDumpling 15h ago edited 15h ago

Not sure why you’re expecting actual critical thinking on this topic. We love our luxury beliefs: champagne socialists in rhetoric and semi-feudal levels of weak and extractive in practice.

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u/Rus1996 19h ago

Need to modernise 🧐