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There is a tide in the affairs of men, penned the Bard, which, when taken at the flood leads to fortune. Consider steel. Now that Tata Steel has won the bid to acquire Anglo Dutch steel major Corus, would it leverage the fast changing micro energies to rev up synergies across the board? After all recent developments in steel making promise to deliver substantial economic value and actually flatten and smoothen the generally yo yoing steel price cycle.
a. The economics of steel making should change radically
b. Considering the fact that exports in steel would give a phenomenal boost to the economy, allocating more funds to produce better quality steel would be
worthwhile.
c. Now that India’s steel producers are globalising with gay abandon, what is needed is world class policy to boost research.
d. Carbon steels are giving way to micro alloyed steels, thanks to the remarkable cost effectiveness of the latter.
e. Much is at stake.
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a. The economics of steel making should change radically
b. Considering the fact that exports in steel would give a phenomenal boost to the economy, allocating more funds to produce better quality steel would be
worthwhile.
c. Now that India’s steel producers are globalising with gay abandon, what is needed is world class policy to boost research.
d. Carbon steels are giving way to micro alloyed steels, thanks to the remarkable cost effectiveness of the latter.
e. Much is at stake.
Please give kudos if you liked the question!!!!!!!!!!
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