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But the article makes the case that just acquiring the skill set isn't enough. There are prohibitive costs involved if you want to legally use those skills professionally.

Obviously there is a case of the grass being greener on the other side here, though.

Consumers in India want the quality assurance and standardization of services, that American regulation ensures to a certain extent.

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Consumers in India want that option. They want the option of spending 60rs on guaranteed clean pani puri. (I love Elco and I have it every time I pass through Bandra.)

That doesn't mean they want encounter killings of the guys who are selling regular pani puri.