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This document provides an overview of business potential in India and China by comparing their economic indicators, cultures, political systems, industries, and employment statistics. Key points include that both countries have high GDP growth rates over 6% annually, large populations over 1 billion, and are experiencing significant foreign direct investment and economic reforms. While India's economy centers around services, software, and precision industries, China specializes more in mass manufacturing, electronics, and heavy industry. Overall, the document outlines similarities and differences between the two countries and argues they present opportunities for business and investment.

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This document provides an overview of business potential in India and China by comparing their economic indicators, cultures, political systems, industries, and employment statistics. Key points include that both countries have high GDP growth rates over 6% annually, large populations over 1 billion, and are experiencing significant foreign direct investment and economic reforms. While India's economy centers around services, software, and precision industries, China specializes more in mass manufacturing, electronics, and heavy industry. Overall, the document outlines similarities and differences between the two countries and argues they present opportunities for business and investment.

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Business Potential :

INDIA & CHINA

A presentation by:

SONAL MENON – 18
DEEPAK NAIR – 24
Why Focus on India and China ?

 High economic growth rates


 Rapid rising share in the global scenario
 Large inflows of FDI
 Positive demographics
CULTURE & TRADITION

INDIA CHINA

Indian food Chinese food

Indian architecture Chinese architecture

Indian traditional Chinese traditional


clothes clothes

Indian martial art Chinese martial art


ECONOMIC INDICATORS:

FACTS INDIA CHINA


GDP $ 1.095 trillion $4.814 trillion
GDP GROWTH 6.5% 8.7%
RATE
POPULATION 1.17 billion 1.33 billion
POPULATION 1.376% 0.494%
GROWTH RATE
EXPORTS OF $ 164.3 billion $1.194 trillion
GOODS & SERVICES

IMPORTS OF $ 232.3 billion $921.5 billion


GOODS & SERVICES
Year: 2009
India And China

Indicators India China


Political System Multi-party One-party
Democracy authoritarian rule
Speed of Growth Economic reforms Economic reforms
started in 1991. started in 1978.
Average 6% growth Average 9.5%
rate in past two growth rate in past
decades. two decades.
Areas of Rising power in Dominant in mass
Specialization software, design, manufacturing,
services, and electronics and
precision industry. heavy industrial
plants
Comparison

 Structural Change

 Trade Pattern

 Banking system.

 Language

 Political Environment
BUSINESS OUTLOOK

EMPLOYMENT
CONCLUSION
Infrastructure investments

* Transport, Communication & Power


Source: China Statistical Yearbook, RBI, Morgan Stanley Research
BACK
Employment

India’s 54% of population is engaged in Agriculture


but only accounts for 17% of GDP BACK
Industries

 India: Textiles, chemicals, food processing, steel, transportation


equipment, cement, mining, petroleum, machinery, software,
pharmaceuticals.

 China: Mining and ore processing, iron, steel, aluminum, and


other metals, coal; machine building; armaments; textiles and
apparel; petroleum; cement; chemicals; fertilizers; consumer
products, including footwear, toys, and electronics; food
processing; transportation equipment, including automobiles, rail
cars and locomotives, ships, and aircraft; telecommunications
equipment, commercial space launch vehicles, satellites

BACK

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