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Actually Cirr is correct the prices of everything has gone up for the past 10 years, the value of the USD has gone down quite considerably. You can't draw a strait line between China's GDP in 2002 and India's GDP in 2012 in dollar terms.
This is you're reasoning, to me it's a big huh. The value of any currency should be measured at what and how much things you can buy with it ie inlation/deflation.
People have been saying for decades now that India sooner or later will collapse even great minds today like Lee Kuan Yew and Jim Rogers are saying that "India is a artificial state".
1. China today is no longer Communist.
2. People have been saying since India's inception till today that it will eventually collapse.
No- the SCALE is the USD not chinese prices. And the only thing that needs to be looked at is how different that yardstick is (2002 Vs 2011). If Indian/ chinese prices go up or down due to inflation or other factors, the same will get reflected in the USD estimates which will go up or down accordingly. This is BASIC math. Rest of your post is BS. In any case I (like most other people) don't have any trust in Chinese intellectuals on social or political issues.