Can India Catch Up? Can Australia Do Better?
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The world is rapidly changing. Far more rapidly than most people know or can imagine. When a big huge country like India gets involved in the change process, expect radical surprise.
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1) In 1978, China adopted Den Xiaoping's "Four Modernizations" policies which opened China's economy and contributed greatly to increased globalization and trade.
2) Between 1978 and 2008, global imports and exports grew 800% and China's GDP increased from $148 billion to $8.2 trillion.
3) China's economic reforms and integration into the global economy helped lift over 600 million Chinese people out of poverty and led to unprecedented growth.
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The document summarizes India's economic growth and future prospects over the past few decades. It notes that India has experienced high GDP growth averaging around 6-8% annually since the 1980s. While prosperity has increased, governance issues still need to be addressed for happiness to spread equally. The future outlook remains positive, with India's economy projected to become the world's 3rd largest, and per capita incomes continuing to converge with developed nations in the coming decades. However, challenges around infrastructure, fiscal deficits, and education quality could potentially hamper continued growth if not adequately addressed.
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The document summarizes India's economic growth and future prospects over the past few decades. It notes that India has experienced high GDP growth averaging around 6-8% annually since the 1980s. While prosperity has increased, governance issues still need to be addressed for happiness to spread equally. The future outlook remains positive, with India's economy expected to continue growing at around 7-8% annually, driven by domestic consumption and services. However, challenges around infrastructure, fiscal deficits, and education quality could potentially hamper growth if not adequately addressed.
Indias Future
The document summarizes India's economic growth and future prospects over the past few decades. It notes that India has experienced high GDP growth averaging around 6-8% annually since the 1980s. While prosperity has increased, governance issues still need to be addressed for happiness to spread equally. The future outlook remains positive, with India's economy projected to become the world's 3rd largest, and per capita incomes continuing to converge with developed nations in the coming decades. However, challenges around infrastructure, fiscal deficits, and education quality could potentially hamper continued growth if not adequately addressed.
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- 1. Can India catch up? Can Australia do better? - - Giving freedom a chance By Sanjeev Sabhlok, 15 November 2011
- 4. 1. An explanatory framework
- 10. 2. India is now the world’s largest free market laboratory Can India catch up?
- 16. Third reason: Young population By 2050, nearly 40 per cent of China’s population will be older than 65
- 23. 4. How should Australia respond? - and, can Australia do better?
- 27. EXTRA SLIDES – IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER
- 34. Per capita income shot up in the West, then Japan, then…
- 36. Comparative growth of India and China
- 37. China will overtake US in real exchange terms by 2020 Source: The Economist , 25 June 2011
- 39. India is already Australia’s third largest export market ($19.8 billion) in 2009-10 Source : Composition of Trade, DFAT . Already fifth largest two-way trading partner Will become second largest trade partner in the next decade