WAR-rior
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Let us not go into personal attacks. I am not here to write grammatically correct English, nor am I here to teach economics.
@on topic if Chinese economy grew from 1.6 T to 7.3 T in 10 years then the average compounded growth rate should be (7.3/1.6)^(1/10)=16.4%.
As far as I know China did not grow any where near that in last 10 years
Exactly..........
Now this 16.4 happened because p/e ratio was 1.5 times the real GDP growth rate. Thats because, Chinese exports are so high that Dollars in China are in abundance. Same is not the case with India due to its import nature. Thats why even if our real GDP grows by around 10%, our nominal growth is around (5 - 10) % only. the day we get either currency strong or a more international level price rates in our domestic market, we wud also get positive in (p/e) factor.
Then even our nominal GDP growth will be around 15%.