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1. Crouching Tiger& Flying Dragon

2. India China
(Federal Republic) (Communist state)
India is to Services China is to Manufacturing

3. Year: INDIA CHINA
2010
GDP $ 1.704 Trillion $ 5.878 Trillion
GNI (per capita): $ 1340 $ 4260
(Rs.71,626.8)
GDP(official $ 1.430 Trillion $ 5.878 Trillion
exchange rate):
GDP (PPP): $ 4.06 Trillion $ 10.09 Trillion
Source: CIA-The world fact book

4. Indian GDP in 2050, measured by purchasing
power parity (PPP), will be $85.97 trillion.
China, in second place, will have a GDP of $
80.02 trillion and the US $ 39.07 trillion.
The Indian economy will have to grow at an
average annual rate of 8.1% a year for the
next 39 years.
Source: US banking Cite Group

5. In 1985, 93 % of the population had
an annual household income of less
than 90,000 Indian rupees.
By 2005, this had dropped by about
two-fifths to 54 % of the population.
By 2025, we see the deprived segment
shrinking even further to only 22 %
of the total population.

6. GDP (real growth rate)
India 9%
China 11%
0% 2% 4% 6% 8% 10% 12%
China 45.8% of GDP
and
India 29.5% of GDP
(then 13.3%)

7. INDIA CHINA
Revenues $ 183.6 Billion $ 1.227 Trillion
Expéditeurs $ 209 Billion $ 1.323 Trillion
Public Debt 50.6% of GDP 16.3% of GDP
Budget Surplus -5.6 % of GDP - 1.6% of GDP

8. 16.00%
14.00%
12.00%
10.00%
8.00%
6.00%
4.00%
2.00% 15.70%
9.70%
0.00%
China
India

9. INDIA CHINA
Income level Lower Middle Income Upper Middle Income
Ave age of schooling 5.1 6.4 (25% more)
of adults
Unemployment 10 % 6.1%
Inflation Rate
15.00%
9.75%
10.00%
5.80% China
5.00%
India
0.00%
0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5

10. INDIA CHINA
Reserve of Foreign $287.1 billion $2.876 trillion
exchange and Gold
Debt External $316.9 billion $529.2 billion
FDI Investment
$578.80
$600.00
Billion
$400.00 $297.60
Abroad
$188.60
$200.00 $91.86 Home
$0.00
India China

11. INDIA CHINA
Exports $ 225.6 billion $1.327 trillion
Imports $ 287.5 billion $ 357.7 billion
Oil consumption $ 3.182 million $ 9.189 million
bbl/day bbl/day
Current Account - $ 51.78 billion $ 305.4 billion
Balance (deficit) (surplus)

12. Indian Accounts at the Swiss
Bank alone are 10 times more
than all the countries put
together. With all the black
money from the Swiss Bank, we
will have enough annual budget
for the next 12 years minus the
growth.

13. Age Structure INDIA CHINA
Population 1.216 billion 1.341 billion
0-14 years: 29.7% 17.6%
15-64 years: 64.9% 73.6%
65 years and over: 5.5% 8.9%
Human Development 0.547 0.687
Index:

14. The demographic dividend will
ensure that India has the largest
number of working-age people in
the world (over 800 million)
between 2015 and 2035.
Source: US banking Cite Group

15. India's working-age population will increase
by 240 million over the next two decades.
About 25 % of the world's new workers will
be Indian in the next three years. Over half of
India's population is below 25 years. By 2020,
the average age of an Indian is expected to be
29 years.
Source: Deutsche Bank

16. Labour force by occupation GDP(composition by sector)
10.20%
38.10% 34.10%
43%
46.90%
27.80%
Sevices
Industries
Agriculture

17. Labour force by occupation GDP (composition by sector)
19%
34%
52%
54.70%
26.30%
14% Agriculture
Industries
Services

18. India's services-driven economy
has not been as capital-hungry as
China's manufacturing-based
one, and household savings have
been sufficient for the required
investments so far, rectifying this
imbalance offers the key to
accelerating India's growth rate in
the future.

19. Indian Economy is domestically driven.
India could emerge as the world's third
largest economy by 2030, benefiting from
strong domestic demand and favorable
demographics standard.
Chartered Global Research study.

20. 1. The entire world network will not work, due to
collapse in data transfer.
2. No updates will be available for any of the
known
software's, because most of the apps are
developed by Indians.
3. Microsoft, Google, pay-pal, oracle and other
software giants will be forced to relocate to
India.

21. INDIA CHINA
Improved Water source: Improved Water source:
 urban: 96% of population  urban: 98% of population
 rural: 84% of population  rural: 82% of population
 Total: 88% of population  Total: 89% of population
Sanitation Facility Improved: Sanitation Facility Improved:
 urban: 54% of population  urban: 58% of population
 rural: 21% of population  rural: 52% of population
 Total: 31% of population  Total: 55% of population
INDIA CHINA
Maternal Morality rates 230 deaths/100,000 live 38 deaths/100,000 live
births births
Life Expectancy at birth 66.8 years 74.68 years

22. Increasing people's incomes, reducing
poverty and improving the living
standards and quality of life.
Expanding access to basic public
services, increasing the educational
level of the population.

23. India shouldn’t try to grow as rapidly as China
“Growth has to be aimed within a
relevant country context. India has its
own unique past, a very different
present, and will chart her own version
of the future. In that future, the most
critical component is to keep
democracy safe.”

24. India is no. 1 talent supplier in the world.
India's advantage in having a large pool of
English speaking people.
India has the advantage of having a
vibrant, energetic and creative NGO sector.

25.  The Chinese 'Great Leap Forward', began in
1949.(62 years for China to develop)
 It took India 20 Years to develop after the free-
trade bills were passed by Rajiv Gandhi in 1991.
 India’s literacy rate in 1991 was 52.21% and now it
is 75.04%.(youth literacy is 84%)
 Indian Middle class is the soon going to be largest
in the world.

26. Yoga, Spirituality.
Ancient Medicines-Ayurved
India’s Soft Powers
Multitude of
Ancient Science and Astronomy religions, communities, rhythms, cultures &
festivals.

27. India’s Problem
Infrastructure sector.
Insufficient investments.
Losing the best and the brightest abroad.
Constraint's in labor market needed for
manufacturing Industry.

28. CHINA INDIA
(Death sentence)

29. But if a growing GDP is not to become a
cruel irony for India's 445 million still-
desperately poor people, the
government must begin the second
stage of economic liberalization without
losing any further time.

30. China’s Problem
Middle Income Trap (transition from middle income to
high income status).
Ageing population - "one child" policy.
High domestic savings rate and correspondingly low
domestic demand.
As China's per capita income rises, its 1.34 billion people
will increasingly yearn for real freedom: a free press, an
open Internet and, most crucially, democracy.

31. The Dark Side of Development-China
Reverse engineering and stolen blueprints
25 Million People involved illicit manufacture.
Network of highly sophisticated underground
supply chain with other countries.
Fake Pharmaceuticals business.

32. Shadow Economy
Delisting of Dubious Chinese companies from NYSE and
NASDAQ.
Global hub for duplicate designer brands and labels.
Weapons Supplier of the world.
High level of Human trafficking because of high supply of
prostitutes from China all over the world.

33. You want a fastest
growing economy in
the world where you
are work with “gun
on your head” or a
second fastest
growing economy in
the world with
“democratic system”.

34. Hard Core Facts:
China and US economy are interconnected
economically as China has invested a lot of money
into the US.
China and India are in a race to invest in Africa,
Middle East, etc.
India’s tardiness at the bureaucratic levels,
contrasts with the "single mindedness" on the
Chinese side.

35. Need to build a Quality Brand Name for India :
Strong Government with a clear perspective.
A consistent and thoughtful marketing effort.
FDI attractiveness.
Creation of zones and infrastructure for business.
More of Privatization.

36. The total amounts of fossil fuel, farmland
and fresh water and many other critical
resources are fixed and will seriously impact
China and India's potential for economic
growth. So growth wont be judged by the
“growth of GDP" but on the basis of
sustainability and energy efficiency
development in Future .

37. navrajtiwari@gmail.com IIPM Bangalore