China $8.53 trillion economy in 2012 (>50% USA and >500% India)

[JOEY TRIBIANI]

india is a 3rd world country .. No doubt .. ..

 

[faithfulguy]

Yet it is India that will become the next super power.

Super power motorbike

I agree with the statements though. India will always be the next superpower.

Since Indian so obsessed with Tibet..................

Tibet 2012 GDP - $11.5 billion USD, and Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, has a GDP per capital $7,468 USD. Over 30 years, Lhasa GDP per capital grows 30 times. I think this number hurt you guys.

Taiwan? Oh, I never count it in. It's an independent economy, none of our business. Taiwan 2012 GDP - $ 474 billion USD, while in China, 5 provinces surpassed Taiwan. In coming years, our GDP per capital will match Taiwan.

Guangdong - $935 billion
Jiangsu - $886 billion
Shandong - $819 billion
Zhejiang - $567 billion
Henan - $491 billion

Wow Guangdong will be a trillion dollar economy very soon. Just like India.

 

[bolo]

[QUOTuthfulguy;4859074]I agree with the statements though. India will always be the next superpower.



Wow Guangdong will be a trillion dollar economy very soon. Just like India.[/QUOTE]

Wait unlti 2030. White people will be street sweepers in India. I saw it on YouTube!

 

[GR!FF!N]

now,don't forget to deduct $1 trillion to get the somewhat close of real GDP figure..

Dodgy data may add $1 trillion to Chinese economy: Report

 

[Guynextdoor2]

I'm sure Chinese trolls are having an orgasm....

 

[Sergi]

WTF is >50% ????? Greater than 50 % isnt it called half and which is never bigger than 1 ???
Learn to use the signs kid

 

[American_Millenium]

WTF is >50% ????? Greater than 50 % isnt it called half and which is never bigger than 1 ???
Learn to use the signs kid

Whoah, Indian mathematical genius, gotta stop you there.

It would be one-half greater, not half. Greater than 50% is the correct terminology.

(And greater than 50% would be greater than the Indian economy set arbitrarily at one; >50% = >1.5)

 

[Cyberian]

Super power motorbike

What do you call this? First time I've seen it.

 

[faithfulguy]

What do you call this? First time I've seen it.

This is in the same line as Indians hold on to the side of the train.

 

[Viking 63]

May be China is doing something right !! nothing wrong checking it out and see if others can learn from it and Improve their countries over all economy.

 

[Wright]

What do you call this? First time I've seen it.

I think the wing is designed to provide lift, judging from the curved top. Pretty ingenious if you ask me.

 

[Chanakya's_Chant]

An observation from the same World Economic Outlook report by IMF:-

Indian economy likely to recover by next year: IMF

WASHINGTON: The Indian economy is expected to recover significantly by next year on account of the series of policy decisions taken by the government, a top IMF official said today.

"(India's) growth will recover significantly next year," International Monetary Fund (IMF) Director for Asia Pacific Department Anoop Singh told reporters here on the sidelines of its annual plenary meeting.

He was responding to questions on the latest projection by the World Economic Outlook of the IMF, which has projected a steep fall in the Indian growth rate to about 3.8 per cent for the current fiscal.

Finance Minister P Chidambaram yesterday said he did not share the IMF's "pessimism".

"We expect these measures to show their impact from the second half of the current fiscal and believe that the Indian economy will grow at over 5.0 per cent and perhaps closer to 5.5 per cent in 2013-14.

"I know that the World Economic Outlook report (of the IMF) does not share my optimism, but I may tell you that we do not share their pessimism," Chidambaram told a Washington think-tank on yesterday.

Singh explained that the difference between the Indian and IMF's perception is only a matter of few quarters as it wants to give India some time to see the results of the positive policy decisions taken by the Union Cabinet.

"There are always lags. There has been monitory tightening. There are shocks from external forces. So the question is how quickly India responds. We think they will take a few quarters. By next year it (growth) should be well above four and half and well above five (per cent)," he said.

Singh said the Indian government recently has taken a lot of measures.

"The main difference in our prediction, it is going to take a few quarters in our view. I hope we are wrong. The recovery comes much faster," he said.

Source(s):- Indian economy likely to recover by next year: IMF - The Economic Times

IMF World Economic Outlook (WEO) - Transitions and Tensions, October 2013 -- Table of Contents

 

[cirr]

This 8.53 trillion USD economy will be over 10 triilion USD in 2013 when taking into account of Hong Kong and Macau but leaving out Taiwan, while India........?

In dollar terms, India would be lucky to maintain status quo for FY 2012-2013.

 

[Fattyacids]

What do you call this? First time I've seen it.

Agni 6. It can take 6 passengers.

 

[śūnya_0_Zero]

This 8.53 trillion USD economy will be over 10 triilion USD in 2013 when taking into account of Hong Kong and Macau but leaving out Taiwan, while India........?

In dollar terms, India would be lucky to maintain status quo for FY 2012-2013.

Will china be able to feed its own population in 2013 ?

India will be distributing food to 800 million of its people at Rs 2 per kg for wheat and Rs 3 per kg for rice?

Care to compute what is the dollar value of these, and can a chinese able to buy these at those dollar values.

In not, dollars have not meaning ... choosing between dollar and bread, better to choose the latter.