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Of course, for the keyboard warriors like you, India is just perfect. The weird thing is: today, more and more Chinese companies are rewarded the contract even when their prices are higher than India companies.

From what I heard from those Chinese who worked in India project, the problem that Chinese companies have with India workers are not the wages, but the attitude and efficiency: they work too less hours each day; low or even none skill; absolute zero overtime work (even being paid); too many...

In other words, democracy didn't work as good as you claim. And the same "change" is happening in every corner of the world, including those "undemocratic" countries.

Last time I check, India still has one of largest child labour in the world. Now, tell me how did this democracy protect them.

That is not what Taiwanese can bring to you.

Oh, yes, Japanese money and Chinese technology. Do you really know what Foxconn is about? They are contract manufacturer, they master in assembling! They didn't even start any solo energy business until 2013. So guess from whom they get the technology and key components?

No, Taiwanese companies rarely invested in infrastructure projects as they simply don't have that much money and that kind of technology. Picking up the phone and calling Vietnam and Thailand:" you get a new competitor here, you have to move quickly".

You are asking something beyond their capability.