With a lot of uproar going on brexit scenario, we as management freshers also prefer to peek into the wordy(you might prefer it as wordly) turmoil. Besides having our extremely tiring case study lessons, which screw the hell out of us and leaves the vacuum for the next piece of information, which otherwise , if we could digest without puking on our neighbor, as one of the professors keep on reminding us (don’t bite your neighbor, if you aren’t understanding anything), we definitely could digest the GD sessions and the subsequent economic awareness quizzes. Let’s move on to how a management first year student views Brexit, well first of all, our global economic scenario is extremely benevolent to grant us this opportunity to explore all those unlearned concept in learning something as huge as BREXIT.
What MBA is, after all, just exploring the world of big BUZZ words and applying them to what is happening around you and also to what is not happening( hypothetical scenarios and simulations). Here is how, we as budding graduates are gonna explore this obscure term in a misty fog. Firstly, India is having the opportunity to emerge as a global market, no matter what happens in the world, situations always turn favorable for India, maybe the effects of tantras, for which, we people are so famous for.
Hence so far our country is resilient to this external pressure. Uncertainties for global central banks, all around the world, as if we don’t have much of our very own uncertainty regarding political issues involved with the appointment of our governor of RBI. Anyway, getting finance for a lot of companies will be not so easy now, never mind, it was neither easy earlier as well. US Fed Reserve will delay again regarding interest rate decision, seems like it is looking for excuses in global market to hide its inefficiencies, whatever be the case, it projects a well to do serious business kind of image, at least tries to.
What about traditional ties with UK, it had been ours dictator cum friend buddy, though the latter part was kinda tricky, we need to revisit our policies, Raghu you took the right decision of going back to academia, maybe you can predict which next country is going to give a bigger shock in coming years. At the end we can always hope for free trade pacts with UK, considering it now leaves EU, considering FTA becomes feasible now, since we want to provide some cuddling to UK after it is getting separated from its mommy.