A presentation on the Past, Present, and Future of India's economy and education.

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India Seizes Its Demographic MomentIndia Seizes Its Demographic Moment
► By:By:
► James ThaoJames Thao
► Tony ChungTony Chung
► Jonathan DavilaJonathan Davila
► Benny AyalaBenny Ayala

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Beginnings of Yesterday
 Baby boomers
 1984, Prime Minister, Rajiv Gandhi’s
“red tape” elimination

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Path to Technology
 “Tech Youths” education in science,
math, technology
 IT growth, and off-shore research and
development

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Gradual Superiority
 2003, graduates and jobs
 Job market in India

5. Present

6. •Rapidly growing export business in
engineering
•Current young and educated
population
•India’s reputation in off-shore
research and development

7. Future of India
India can become a huge economic
power due to cheap labor sought by
the multinational companies.
Indian innovations will transform the
global economy.
If India can evade poverty illiteracy
and all global issues it definitely has a
great future in the near future.

8. India’s Educational Growth
Estimates show that India could triple
the number of graduates its colleges are
producing without the fear of
unemployment.
There consumer spending is rising
quickly and India’s middle class is
expected to reach half a billion in 20
years.

9. Theories About India
Y Theory
&
Maslow’s Needs of Hierarchy

10. THEORY Y
•What is the Y Theory
•India's growth with education
•Technology Savvy Indian Population

11. Maslow’s Needs of Hierarchy

12. Overview
• India's growth
• Its present growth
• Its possible future

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Work Cited
 Goyal, Kartik. "India's Economy Grows Most Since 2007, Adding Pressure on
Rates - Bloomberg." Bloomberg - Business & Financial News, Breaking
News Headlines. 31 Aug. 2010. Web. 17 Nov. 2010.
<http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-08-31/india-s-economy-expands-8-8-
fastest-since-2007-adding-pressure-on-rates.html>.
 Worden, Robert L. "India." Country Studies. Ed. James Heitzman. 1995. Web. 17
Nov. 2010. <http://countrystudies.us/india/>.