SUGGESTION TO THE PRIME MINISTER OF JAPAN NAOTO KAN To:               The Right Honorable Prime Minister Naoto KAN From:             Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja RE:               Japan Manufacturing Issues (Industrial Policy) Suggestions: Good Morning Prime Minister. I am writing to express that Japan should maintain sizeable manufacturing capacity. I don’t believe that Japanese manufacturing will ever disappear from Japan . Japan has an excellent workforce and business environment for the companies. Japanese manufactures deliver both quality and service. I fact I love Japanese appliances. BBC world reported that Japanese manufacturing is deteriorating. If I am not mistaken ship building, electronics/electrical and automobiles are the three pillars of Japan industry. Already ship building industry gone. Japan ’s accounts only about 5% of world’s ship building. Electronics industry is having a tipping point. The most of the Japanese electronic market is gone

SUGGESTION TO THE RT. HON. CHRIS HUHNE MP (LD) To:               The Rt Hon Chris Huhne MP (LD) From:            Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja RE:               UK Energy Sector Reform (Industrial Policy) Suggestions: Good Morning Sir. When I turned into BBC world, it reported that UK energy sector reform. Sir, particular privatized, regulated, liberalized model for electricity and gas based on full retail competition is broken and is damaging to consumers and the economy. The European Commission’s energy arm recently conceded that 85% of EU electricity and gas supplies are provided by no more 12 companies. For instance just think of major national champions EDF & GDF/Suez from France , ENI & ENEL from Italy and RWE & EON from Germany . If I am not mistaken, UK has half of this big implicit cartel. Investors require rock-solid assurances of investment before they’ll even think about investing because most assets in the electricity and gas industries

SUGGESTION TO THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PRESIDENT JERZY BUZEK To:               The Right Honorable European Parliament President From:             Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja RE:               EU policymakers misdiagnosed Greece Problems Suggestions: Good Morning Mr. President. There are few elements in the EU official line that have turned this into a full blown crisis. A year ago I wrote the European Commission President Mr. Barrosso, The Greece problem will go away if more debt is offered by the EU core to Greece at punitive rates. Now they are slowly facing the fact that Greece ’s problem is more profound. Most of the eminent economist predicted that Greece default and bondholders haircuts are now back in the frame. But I believe in EU, EU won’t allow Greece to default. The Private losses must be socialized. The poor lending decisions of private institutions in the past must not result in any losses for those institutions. Moral hazard does not apply t