Comments on: India And China, Redux http://indianeconomy.org/2006/06/18/india-and-china-redux/ Issues & insights Thu, 21 Aug 2008 20:24:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: Nan http://indianeconomy.org/2006/06/18/india-and-china-redux/#comment-207958 Nan Tue, 28 Aug 2007 06:04:46 +0000 http://indianeconomy.org/2006/06/18/india-and-china-redux/#comment-207958 India and China are too different to be put together in superficial terms (nurenpigu). I think they will go saperate ways as their econmies mature. India and China are too different to be put together in superficial terms (nurenpigu). I think they will go saperate ways as their econmies mature.

]]> By: anvitaa http://indianeconomy.org/2006/06/18/india-and-china-redux/#comment-17346 anvitaa Sat, 30 Sep 2006 11:49:02 +0000 http://indianeconomy.org/2006/06/18/india-and-china-redux/#comment-17346 i want infomation on causes of low productivity of indian labour i want infomation on causes of low productivity of indian labour

]]> By: China Law Blog http://indianeconomy.org/2006/06/18/india-and-china-redux/#comment-5006 China Law Blog Sun, 18 Jun 2006 14:17:42 +0000 http://indianeconomy.org/2006/06/18/india-and-china-redux/#comment-5006 Thanks for posting on this. I read Delloite's report and thought it was quite good. Very optimistic as well. I would summarize it as follows: Both [China and India] will grow rapidly, taking a much larger share of global GDP. Yet for the forseeable future, it is likely that China will continue to grow more rapidly than India. In both countries, the domestic market will become increasingly attractive to global companies. 2. The division of labor between the two of them will become blurred as both countries excel in services and manufacturing. 3. Both countries, while remaining relatively poor, will experience rapid growth of the middle class, creating vast new opportunities for Western companies to sell in those markets. Thanks for posting on this. I read Delloite’s report and thought it was quite good. Very optimistic as well. I would summarize it as follows:

Both [China and India] will grow rapidly, taking a much larger share of global GDP. Yet for the forseeable future, it is likely that China will continue to grow more rapidly than India. In both countries, the domestic market will become increasingly attractive to global companies.

2. The division of labor between the two of them will become blurred as both countries excel in services and manufacturing.

3. Both countries, while remaining relatively poor, will experience rapid growth of the middle class, creating vast new opportunities for Western companies to sell in those markets.

]]> By: Diip http://indianeconomy.org/2006/06/18/india-and-china-redux/#comment-5005 Diip Sun, 18 Jun 2006 12:36:55 +0000 http://indianeconomy.org/2006/06/18/india-and-china-redux/#comment-5005 Hey guys good to see we have got our own website. totally on Indian economy. I need an extreme help. I am looking for a perfect answer for the following notes. 1) Role of Agriculture in Indian's National economy. 2) Trends in Agriculture production during the planning period. 3) Growth Rate of production and productivity. 5) Causes of low agricultural productivity. 6) Measures to increase productivity These can suffice me 20 points for boards .. I hope all great ppl can give their inputs. If you have something interesting please do not hesitate to help. :) Hey guys good to see we have got our own website. totally on Indian economy.
I need an extreme help. I am looking for a perfect answer for the following notes.
1) Role of Agriculture in Indian’s National economy.
2) Trends in Agriculture production during the planning period.
3) Growth Rate of production and productivity.
5) Causes of low agricultural productivity.
6) Measures to increase productivity

These can suffice me 20 points for boards .. I hope all great ppl can give their inputs.
If you have something interesting please do not hesitate to help.
:)

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