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| KN Sivasubramanian, senior vice president, |
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| Templeton Mutual Fund, in Business Today |
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| "When I hear President Bush say that those who are not with us are against us, I hear alarm bells." |
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| George Soros in Fortune |
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| "Reforms in the telecom sector not only started late in this country, the sector has also time and again grappled with some regulatory problem or the other." |
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| Chetan Shah, head of research, |
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| Quantun Securities, in Business Today |
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| "The Indian derivative markets are one of the best with a world class margining system and ease of execution with higher volumes. One can buy Nifty futures of even Rs 100 crore in half an hour." |
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| Rasesh Shah, chief executive, |
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| Edelweiss Capital, in Business India |
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| "China has substantial steel production, so they do not want any other country to dump steel there. India is the lowest cost producer of steel in the world. China would be better off importing steel from India rather than manufacturing its own steel." |
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| B Muthuraman, MD, Tata Steel, in an interview |
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| with Dalal Street |
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| "Eventually, market forces are going to outwit people who do not have good standards of ethics." |
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| G N Bajpai, chairman, Sebi, in an interview |
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| with Dalal Street |
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| "Poor English-speaking skills cost us $75 billion a year." |
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| A study by Ohio University on US GDP as appeared in |
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| Fortune. |
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