I would expect that India is a larger market than the rest of the world... for two reasons. 1. There is over 1 billion people. 2. They are going through the change from oxen to tractors. They're using small tractors in many hands as opposed to virtually all of the rest of the world who use a few large tractors in even fewer hands. They're in a place and time similar to where we were at in 1940... Where Ford, IH, Case, Deere, and mabey even Massey Harris /Ferguson were all building over 100K tractors per year. Not to mention a list of others as long as your arm who were actively building tractors. Today... I'd wager to guess that the entirety of the present day parents of those brands aren't building much more than 100K units per year worldwide.... but India still has that large market. So does China. It's just a bit further behind.
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