OK, I guess I don't see such a clear distinction between the two concepts ("available, but can't afford it" and "not available"). As I tried to say above, I ag

OK, I guess I don't see such a clear distinction between the two concepts ("available, but can't afford it" and "not available"). As I tried to say above, I agree that it's a denial of reality to equate India with the U.S. along the "poor infrastructure" axis -- based on some particularly bad examples. I believe we're in agreement about that.