Why it’s much easier for India to reach Mars rather than tackle its toilet issue
A majority of Indian households have access to mobile phones despite being unable to access other infrastructure. On a more systemic level, economists have pointed out that commercial and technical accessibility and the acceptance of consumers to the invention are the primary factors that drive its spread. Both are evidently a problem in India. For businesses, it makes sense for the company to offer mobile phones that come in a range of price ranges that are quality as the network infrastructure is built. The demand for this technology is guaranteed. However, they aren't looking to sell low-cost toilets to those in need since the...