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This document discusses and refutes the "China threat theory" which claims that China's rise poses a threat to other countries. In 3 sentences:
1) While some point to China's growing economic power and wealth, the document argues that China is actually far from being a global economic superpower when compared to other major economies.
2) It also argues that China does not squeeze other countries or take away foreign investment, and that its economic relationships are more complementary than competitive.
3) The overall conclusion is that China's rise presents opportunities rather than threats to other nations, and that the "China threat theory" lacks an accurate understanding of China's reality and economic relationships.
The document describes the FortiGate Voice, an integrated multi-threat security and enterprise IP PBX device from Fortinet. It combines firewall, VPN, wireless LAN, VoIP media gateway, and IP PBX capabilities into a single device. The FortiGate Voice is targeted at small to medium enterprises needing integrated network security and IP telephony, as well as managed security service providers. It provides UTM security, IP routing, switching, and PBX features including voicemail, conferencing, and SIP trunking in an appliance optimized for performance.
This document summarizes two research studies on social groups and intergroup relations. The first study examined how presenting an in-group as resilient to threats can strengthen group identification and life satisfaction. The second study compared theories of prejudice and stereotyping in relations between Japanese, North Korean, and South Korean groups. It found that negative stereotypes lead to feelings of threat that then mediate levels of prejudice between groups, rather than stereotypes directly causing threat themselves. The document also includes the author's opinions agreeing and critiquing aspects of both studies.
This document provides an introduction and overview of terrorism. It defines terrorism and differentiates between international and domestic terrorism. It discusses theories on the waves of terrorism and types of terrorist organizations and attacks. The document outlines different terrorist groups categorized by their motivations such as ethno-nationalist, leftist/revolutionary, rightist/reactionary, and religio-political. It also discusses operational structures of terrorist organizations and the terrorist attack cycle. Trends in the evolving terrorist threat on the strategic, operational and tactical levels are examined as well as responses to terrorism.
The document discusses social identity theory and stereotypes. It provides an overview of social identity theory, describing how individuals derive self-esteem from membership in social groups and compare their in-groups favorably to out-groups. It summarizes several classic studies on social identity theory and stereotypes, including Tajfel's minimal group experiments showing in-group favoritism and Cialdini's research on "basking in reflective glory." It also evaluates social identity theory, noting strengths like explaining in-group favoritism and limitations like not fully explaining why in-group favoritism can lead to violence toward out-groups.
1) Freeman's (1984) stakeholder theory identifies four categories of stakeholders based on their power and interest: defensive, offensive, swing, and hold. It suggests different strategies for managing each type.
2) Savage et al. (1991) builds on this model by categorizing stakeholders into four types based on their potential for threat and cooperation: supportive, marginal, non-supportive, and mixed blessing.
3) Mitchell et al. (1997) proposes that stakeholders are prioritized based on their power, legitimacy, and urgency, with highly salient stakeholders possessing all three attributes.
China Eats World webinar slides -- 02-28-2017hiddenlevers
1) The document discusses the "China Eats World" scenario where China's economy surpasses the US economy in size and China faces issues related to a debt-fueled growth model and transitioning to a consumer-driven economy.
2) Key risks discussed include China's high and rising debt levels, a potential trade war with the US, and whether China could experience a financial crisis like Japan in the 1980s.
3) The scenario is marked as "new" and considers outcomes where China's economic growth continues smoothly or where a credit bubble pop severely impacts China and the global economy.
This document discusses and refutes the "China threat theory" which claims that China's rise poses a threat to other countries. In 3 sentences:
1) While some point to China's growing economic power and wealth, the document argues that China is actually far from being a global economic superpower when compared to other major economies.
2) It also argues that China does not squeeze other countries or take away foreign investment, and that its economic relationships are more complementary than competitive.
3) The overall conclusion is that China's rise presents opportunities rather than threats to other nations, and that the "China threat theory" lacks an accurate understanding of China's reality and economic relationships.
The document describes the FortiGate Voice, an integrated multi-threat security and enterprise IP PBX device from Fortinet. It combines firewall, VPN, wireless LAN, VoIP media gateway, and IP PBX capabilities into a single device. The FortiGate Voice is targeted at small to medium enterprises needing integrated network security and IP telephony, as well as managed security service providers. It provides UTM security, IP routing, switching, and PBX features including voicemail, conferencing, and SIP trunking in an appliance optimized for performance.
This document summarizes two research studies on social groups and intergroup relations. The first study examined how presenting an in-group as resilient to threats can strengthen group identification and life satisfaction. The second study compared theories of prejudice and stereotyping in relations between Japanese, North Korean, and South Korean groups. It found that negative stereotypes lead to feelings of threat that then mediate levels of prejudice between groups, rather than stereotypes directly causing threat themselves. The document also includes the author's opinions agreeing and critiquing aspects of both studies.
This document provides an introduction and overview of terrorism. It defines terrorism and differentiates between international and domestic terrorism. It discusses theories on the waves of terrorism and types of terrorist organizations and attacks. The document outlines different terrorist groups categorized by their motivations such as ethno-nationalist, leftist/revolutionary, rightist/reactionary, and religio-political. It also discusses operational structures of terrorist organizations and the terrorist attack cycle. Trends in the evolving terrorist threat on the strategic, operational and tactical levels are examined as well as responses to terrorism.
The document discusses social identity theory and stereotypes. It provides an overview of social identity theory, describing how individuals derive self-esteem from membership in social groups and compare their in-groups favorably to out-groups. It summarizes several classic studies on social identity theory and stereotypes, including Tajfel's minimal group experiments showing in-group favoritism and Cialdini's research on "basking in reflective glory." It also evaluates social identity theory, noting strengths like explaining in-group favoritism and limitations like not fully explaining why in-group favoritism can lead to violence toward out-groups.
1) Freeman's (1984) stakeholder theory identifies four categories of stakeholders based on their power and interest: defensive, offensive, swing, and hold. It suggests different strategies for managing each type.
2) Savage et al. (1991) builds on this model by categorizing stakeholders into four types based on their potential for threat and cooperation: supportive, marginal, non-supportive, and mixed blessing.
3) Mitchell et al. (1997) proposes that stakeholders are prioritized based on their power, legitimacy, and urgency, with highly salient stakeholders possessing all three attributes.
China Eats World webinar slides -- 02-28-2017hiddenlevers
1) The document discusses the "China Eats World" scenario where China's economy surpasses the US economy in size and China faces issues related to a debt-fueled growth model and transitioning to a consumer-driven economy.
2) Key risks discussed include China's high and rising debt levels, a potential trade war with the US, and whether China could experience a financial crisis like Japan in the 1980s.
3) The scenario is marked as "new" and considers outcomes where China's economic growth continues smoothly or where a credit bubble pop severely impacts China and the global economy.
Lekcijā tiek analizētas norises pasaules tautsaimniecībā un starptautiskajā tirdzniecībā, tiek sniegtas attīstības prognozes un minēti galvenie izaicinājumi un riski. Prezentācija sniedz visaptverošu priekšstatu par svarīgākajām ekonomikas un politikas norisēm trīs galvenajos pasaules ekonomiskajos centros – Eiropā, ASV un Ķīnā, kā arī ieteikumus, ko darīt Latvijas politikas veidotājiem.
Vieslekcija: Globālās ekonomikas tendencesLatvijas Banka
Latvijas Bankas Starptautisko attiecību un komunikācijas pārvaldes galvenā ekonomiste Ieva Skrīvere 16. martā viesojās Rīgas Ekonomikas augstskolā ar lekciju "Globālās ekonomikas tendences".
Lekcijā tiek analizētas norises pasaules tautsaimniecībā un starptautiskajā tirdzniecībā, tiek sniegtas attīstības prognozes un minēti galvenie izaicinājumi un riski. Prezentācija sniedz visaptverošu priekšstatu par svarīgākajām ekonomikas un politikas norisēm trīs galvenajos pasaules ekonomiskajos centros – Eiropā, ASV un Ķīnā, kā arī ieteikumus, ko darīt Latvijas politikas veidotājiem.
Us as Bully War Room slides -- 07-19-2018hiddenlevers
This document discusses how the rising US interest rates and unwinding of the Fed balance sheet could impact other countries and markets. It suggests the US may become the "world's new bully" as its strengthening economy and currency puts pressure on China, emerging markets, and Europe. Charts and scenarios are presented showing how higher rates and less global liquidity could slow China's economy and pop credit bubbles, while Europe may fall further behind due to declining birthrates. The trade war rhetoric so far is said to have had little impact.
TAIWAN(Republic of China)BBC Taiwan profileAN .docxmattinsonjanel
TAIWAN
(Republic of China)
BBC Taiwan profile
AN ISLAND STATE
TAIWAN: YANGTZE RIVER VALLEY HUB
ANOTHER “MIRACLE”
ANOTHER PROBLEM LEFT OVER BY HISTORY
WORLD FACT BOOK TAIWAN
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/tw.html
ADB DATA
http://www.adb.org/publications/key-indicators-asia-and-pacific-2013?ref=data/publications
http://www.adb.org/ki2013/StatTrends.html
TAIWAN ASIAN TRADE 1989 $46.6 BILLION
TAIWAN ASIAN TRADE 2010
$328.5 BILLION
TAIWAN BUREAU OF TRADE STATS
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Sheet1"BUSINESS SYSTEMS" BUSINESS SYSTEMS TAIWANSINGAPOREHONG KONGTHE STATEDEVELOPMENTALTOP DOWNTHE STATETOP DOWN1C2SDEVELOPMENTALREGULATORYDIRECTIVEDIRECTIVEINTERVENTIONISTNON-INTERVENTIONISTEDUCATIONHIGHEDUCATIONHIGHHIGHINVESTMENTBANKSLONG TERMINVESTMENTBANKSBANKSGOVTFAMILYOWNERSHIPFAMILYFIRM RELATIONSNETWORKSOWNERSHIPFAMILYFAMILYFIRM RELATIONSSTATEHONGSCORP GOVFAMILYNETWORKSCORP GOVERNANCEFAMILYFAMILYSOCIAL CAPITALHIGHSTATESOCIAL CAPITALHIGHHIGHPAROCHIALINTERNATIONALBUSINESS SYSTEMS TAIWANTHE STATEDEVELOPMENTALTOP DOWNEDUCATIONHIGHINVESTMENTBANKSLONG TERMOWNERSHIPFAMILYFIRM RELATIONSNETWORKSCORP GOVFAMILYSOCIAL CAPITALHIGH
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Computer Services & Software (CSV/CSF) •
Overseas Travel and Tourism (TRA) •
Industrial Chemicals (ICH)
•Education (EDU)
•Medical Devices & Supplies (MED) •
Electrical Power Equipment (ELP)
•Pet Products (PET) •
Telecommunications Equipment (TEL) •
Information Security Services (SEC) •
Sporting Goods (SPT)
•Pollution Control Equipment (POL)
•Pleasure Boats/Accessories (PLB) •Books (BOK) •Apparel (APP)
TAIWAN AS A CASE STUDY IN STRATEGIC AMBIGUITY
DOES US “RECOGNIZE” OR “ACKNOWLEDGE”
“ONE CHINA?”
JIANG ZEMIN’S 8 POINTS and HU JINTAO’S 4 POINTS
“ONE COUNTRY, (1, 2, OR 3) SYSTEMS”?
3 NO’S AND THE TRA?
“ANTI-SUCCESSION LAW” - TO BLOCK INDEPENDENCE,
NOT COERCE UNIFICATION
BUT ON TAIWAN….
ECONOMIC MIRACLE: up from poverty
POLITICAL MIRACLE:
From martial law to democracy
The DPP
The “new” KMT
IDENTITY: CHINESE OR TAIWANESE?
US ROLE: TAIWAN RELATIONS ACT
IS TAIWAN THE 21ST CENTURY’S
“CZECHOSLOVAKIA”?
THE TAIWAN DILEMMA
分久必合,合久必分
Anything long divided will surely unite,
and anything long united will surely divide
US-PRC-TAIWAN: A DEADLY EMBRACE
PROBLEMS OF DEFINITION: WHAT IS “THE STATUS QUO”?
PROBLEMS OF NATIONALISM: CHINA, TAIWAN
PROBLEMS OF IDENTITY: WHAT IS “CHINESE”
PROBLEMS OF IDEOLOGY: “UNIFICATION”
PROBLEMS OF “STRATEGIC AMBIGUITY”
PROBLEMS OF THE ECONOMY
-See “Globalization & The Future of the Taiwan Miracle” by Berger & Lester, in “Precis” Spring 2005, pp 11-13 http://web.mit.edu/cis/Publications/MIT_Precis_spring_2005.pdf
TAIWAN AS A CASE STUDY OF “THE 4 BASIC QUESTIONS”
RULE: ...
«Скрытые чемпионы» (СЧ) — термин, возникший в середине 1980-х. Он обобщает явление, проявившееся на пересечении двух трендов — мощнейшей глобализации экономических процессов и высокой конкурентоспособности среднего бизнеса, прежде всего выращенного в европейских странах. Скрытые чемпионы — это средние крайне узкоспециализированные компании, которые занимают от 50 до 95% мирового рынка в своей нише. Они номер один, два или три на мировом рынке или номер один на своем континенте. Имеют оборот не выше 5 млрд долларов. Малоизвестны публично. Их исследованию посвящена книга немецкого профессора Германа Симона, который на прошлой неделе провел в Москве семинар, организованный медиахолдингом «Эксперт» в сотрудничестве с компанией Invetra.
Логика возникновения этого явления такова. Рост экономик развитых стран определяется их способностью удовлетворять быстрорастущий спрос со стороны стран развивающихся. В результате экспорт становится главным фактором успеха страны и ее хозяйственных субъектов. При этом страны используют эту возможность крайне неравномерно. Если мы посмотрим на совокупный экспорт стран, то лидерами окажутся Китай, Германия и США. К этому мы привыкли. Китай представляется главным бенефициаром глобализации в последние пару десятилетий. Однако господин Симон предлагает пересчитать этот экспорт на душу населения, и картина резко меняется. Абсолютное лидерство, с пятнадцатикратным опережением Китая, принадлежит Германии. За ней с двукратным отставанием следуют Корея, Франция, Италия. США — во второй половине первой десятки. Китай вообще ее замыкает.
Почему так происходит? Логика подсказывает, что де
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.
Deng Xiaoping launched economic reforms in China in 1978 that replaced Mao's ideology with pragmatism and an emphasis on economic development, introducing market reforms and opening China to foreign investment which led to decades of rapid economic growth and development. However, this has also created challenges around inequality, corruption and environmental degradation that China's new leadership is seeking to address through continued reforms.
1) The document discusses reasons to be optimistic about living today, noting that we are richer than ever before with unprecedented GDP growth, rising many out of poverty.
2) It also notes that our life expectancy has increased dramatically, global population is expected to plateau by 2050, literacy and education rates are at all time highs, and violence and risks of war have significantly declined.
3) Additionally, more people live in democracies today compared to previous decades, and values have shifted towards greater emphasis on individual freedom and expression.
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.
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.
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.
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 become the world's 3rd largest, and per capita incomes projected to continue rising substantially through the mid-century as India leverages its young population. However, challenges around infrastructure, fiscal deficits, and governance reforms will need addressing to ensure continued growth.
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 must still be overcome.
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 become the world's 3rd largest, and per capita incomes projected to continue rising substantially through the mid-century as India leverages its young population. However, challenges around infrastructure, fiscal deficits, and governance reforms will need addressing to ensure continued growth.
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 must still be overcome.
Indias Future By Gurcharan Das (Nov 2009)Aftab Anwar
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 must still be overcome.
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. This growth has been led by domestic factors like consumption and services rather than exports. While prosperity has increased, governance issues still need to be addressed for happiness to spread more widely. The future outlook remains positive with India projected to become a major global economic power by the middle of the century.
A wonderful presentation about India and its future by Dr Gurcharan Das, in which lot of useful statistics about our country is given. 'Must see' kind of presentation on India !
India's Future - Gurcharan Das (Nov 2009)Chetan Shah
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. This growth has been led by domestic factors rather than exports and has been fueled by services and consumption. The summary predicts India will continue growing at 7-8% annually and become a major global economic power by the middle of the century. However, challenges around governance, infrastructure, education, and other issues still need addressing for prosperity to spread more widely.
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AN ISLAND STATE
TAIWAN: YANGTZE RIVER VALLEY HUB
ANOTHER “MIRACLE”
ANOTHER PROBLEM LEFT OVER BY HISTORY
WORLD FACT BOOK TAIWAN
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ADB DATA
http://www.adb.org/publications/key-indicators-asia-and-pacific-2013?ref=data/publications
http://www.adb.org/ki2013/StatTrends.html
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RULE: ...
«Скрытые чемпионы» (СЧ) — термин, возникший в середине 1980-х. Он обобщает явление, проявившееся на пересечении двух трендов — мощнейшей глобализации экономических процессов и высокой конкурентоспособности среднего бизнеса, прежде всего выращенного в европейских странах. Скрытые чемпионы — это средние крайне узкоспециализированные компании, которые занимают от 50 до 95% мирового рынка в своей нише. Они номер один, два или три на мировом рынке или номер один на своем континенте. Имеют оборот не выше 5 млрд долларов. Малоизвестны публично. Их исследованию посвящена книга немецкого профессора Германа Симона, который на прошлой неделе провел в Москве семинар, организованный медиахолдингом «Эксперт» в сотрудничестве с компанией Invetra.
Логика возникновения этого явления такова. Рост экономик развитых стран определяется их способностью удовлетворять быстрорастущий спрос со стороны стран развивающихся. В результате экспорт становится главным фактором успеха страны и ее хозяйственных субъектов. При этом страны используют эту возможность крайне неравномерно. Если мы посмотрим на совокупный экспорт стран, то лидерами окажутся Китай, Германия и США. К этому мы привыкли. Китай представляется главным бенефициаром глобализации в последние пару десятилетий. Однако господин Симон предлагает пересчитать этот экспорт на душу населения, и картина резко меняется. Абсолютное лидерство, с пятнадцатикратным опережением Китая, принадлежит Германии. За ней с двукратным отставанием следуют Корея, Франция, Италия. США — во второй половине первой десятки. Китай вообще ее замыкает.
Почему так происходит? Логика подсказывает, что де
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.
Deng Xiaoping launched economic reforms in China in 1978 that replaced Mao's ideology with pragmatism and an emphasis on economic development, introducing market reforms and opening China to foreign investment which led to decades of rapid economic growth and development. However, this has also created challenges around inequality, corruption and environmental degradation that China's new leadership is seeking to address through continued reforms.
1) The document discusses reasons to be optimistic about living today, noting that we are richer than ever before with unprecedented GDP growth, rising many out of poverty.
2) It also notes that our life expectancy has increased dramatically, global population is expected to plateau by 2050, literacy and education rates are at all time highs, and violence and risks of war have significantly declined.
3) Additionally, more people live in democracies today compared to previous decades, and values have shifted towards greater emphasis on individual freedom and expression.
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.
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.
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.
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 become the world's 3rd largest, and per capita incomes projected to continue rising substantially through the mid-century as India leverages its young population. However, challenges around infrastructure, fiscal deficits, and governance reforms will need addressing to ensure continued growth.
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 must still be overcome.
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 become the world's 3rd largest, and per capita incomes projected to continue rising substantially through the mid-century as India leverages its young population. However, challenges around infrastructure, fiscal deficits, and governance reforms will need addressing to ensure continued growth.
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 must still be overcome.
Indias Future By Gurcharan Das (Nov 2009)Aftab Anwar
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 must still be overcome.
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. This growth has been led by domestic factors like consumption and services rather than exports. While prosperity has increased, governance issues still need to be addressed for happiness to spread more widely. The future outlook remains positive with India projected to become a major global economic power by the middle of the century.
A wonderful presentation about India and its future by Dr Gurcharan Das, in which lot of useful statistics about our country is given. 'Must see' kind of presentation on India !
India's Future - Gurcharan Das (Nov 2009)Chetan Shah
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. This growth has been led by domestic factors rather than exports and has been fueled by services and consumption. The summary predicts India will continue growing at 7-8% annually and become a major global economic power by the middle of the century. However, challenges around governance, infrastructure, education, and other issues still need addressing for prosperity to spread more widely.
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1. Is China Giving Rise
Threats To the World?
--The China Threat Theory
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2. A wild tiger or paper tiger?
The number of
wealthy Chinese rank
world’s fourth!
LV (LouisVuitton)
thanks the Chinese!
Dice City (Las Vegas)
loves Chinese!
4. A wild tiger or paper tiger?
--continue
Uneven economic
development!
Load factor is out
of limits severely!
Low scientific and
technological
content!
5. A new round of "China
threat"
India: China’s
economics and IT
threat
Japan: China’s
nuclear threat (4th may)
America: China’s
economics and
military threat (in June
From: http//world.people.com.cn/GB/14549/3891509.html
and July)
6. Why advertise “China Threat
Theory”?
Lacks understanding
of China reality
Maintain “the
advantages
of democracy”
Hey! She is with me!
Expansion of the From news.sohu.com/20061204/n246787749.shtml
hegemonic mentality
7. Why advertise “China Threat
Theory”? --- continue
Excuse to develop
military power
Make up public
opinion -against
China
Lead dissatisfaction
of domestic
reality to China
They think China is
From hk.huaxia.com/zhwh/wzzdlj/2006/12/113709.html
9. In the context of
the financial
crisis, China's 9
percent economic
growth
in the global
economy
can be said to
be thriving
10. While actually is Not…
China is far from the world’s
economics power
As far as 2006, China's gross
domestic product (GDP) is only equal
to one-tenth of the EU 。 Japan's
GDP is only 40% of U.S and Europe
but still four times of China.
11. Can be seen that the Chinese are far
from the economic superpower
Us$ Imports and exports
12000
GDP
10000 External trade 2000
8000
1500
6000
1000
4000
2000 500
0 0
America EU Japan Asia China Canada
Mexica
16. In fact, China's rise does not squeeze
the living space of neighboring
countries in East Asia
Asian economies trade issue is not
caused by the Chinese 。
See the graph below…..
17. US$
China does not take away the foreign direct
investment ( FDI ) from other East Asian
70
economies
NIEs/ASEAN (Newly industrialzed
economics/association of southeast Asian nations )
The double counting part in China’s FDI
60 possibly
Net FDI of China
50
40
30
20
10
0
1985 1990 1995 2000
18. Conclusion !
China's rise will bring opportunities to the
neighboring countries
Between China and developed countries,
there has a relationship of
complementarity.
China act as a great leading role In
economic development.
21. references
• Lu Gang & Guo Xuetang (2004)<China threats whom?-unscramble
“China threat theory”>P305~336
• Zhang Quanyi (2004)<Hot issues on the contemporary world politics
and economics>Chapter12:Analysis of "China threat theory"
• http://www.china.com.cn/chinese/jingji/252900.htm
• http://www.china.com.cn/chinese/jingji/252900.htm
• <http://pdfserve.informaworld.com/576004_731253146_713675895.
pdf>
• BROOMFIELD, E. (2003, May). Perceptions of Danger: the China
threat theory. Journal of Contemporary China, 12(35), 265.
Retrieved July 20, 2009, from Academic Search Elite database.
• Zhongren, W. (1997, July 14). `China threat' theory groundless.
Beijing Review, 40(28), 7. Retrieved July 20, 2009, from Academic
Search Elite database.