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The document summarizes India's large population and income diversity by providing data on population size and income levels across different income classes. It also shows how perceptions of India's GDP growth have changed over time, from consistently high growth rates around 8-9% from 2010-2011 to below 5% in 2013. Additionally, it notes that India has one of the youngest populations in the world with over 50% of its population under 25 years old.
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Global edconference
- 7. India is many countries rolled into one Population Income (US PPP) Millions % Highest 46,212 8 0.7 High 30,050 16 Upper Middle 7,522 Lower Middle Lowest Income class Income (US PPP) Population (Millions) Singapore 48,520 5 1 Australia 3,340 21 73 6 Thailand 7,880 64 3,046 286 25 Indonesia 3,580 226 1,081 748 67 Sub-Saharan Africa 1,870 800 Country Source: World Development Indicators and CRISIL Research 7
- 8. How India perceptions have changed? GDP Growth 8.6% October, 2010 GDP Growth 9.3% July, 2011 GDP Growth 6.2% March 2012, GDP Growth 5.0% March, 2013 8
- 9. How India perceptions have changed! How India got its Funk, Economist August 2013 GDP Growth <5.0% 9
- 10. India is one of the youngest countries Countries Share in world population, 2010 (%) Population below 25 years, 2010 (%) Africa 15.0 60.5 India 17.6 50.1 China 19.6 36.8 USA 4.6 34.3 Europe 10.6 28.1 Japan 1.8 23.1 Source: UN Population Tables 10
- 14. EdcampMumbai.org
- 19. See below for the session board or open up in a new page using the following link: http://tinyurl.com/edcampmumbai2013