INDIA HAS A HIGH CHANCE OF OVERTAKING CHINA

[no_name]

If birth rate minus death rate is higher than economical growth rate, then that means on average people are actually getting poorer.

But I think bangladesh is worse than India for overcrowding problems

 

[below_freezing]

This is what happens when everyone is busy settling for their own conclusion without bothering about the article.



Investors Fear China Bubble Crisis Within Five Years: Bloomberg
This study was conducted by bloomberg, and it is referred as a reliable economic media by most global investors, dont know about the Chinese.

No need to rebute this. The debate within China itself is far stronger than the debate in western investor circles. Meanwhile, the stock sharks argue while the technicians, scientists and engineers build. In fact I hope the stock sharks all leave China. We don't need more hot money pouring here.

 

[applesauce]

No need to rebute this. The debate within China itself is far stronger than the debate in western investor circles. Meanwhile, the stock sharks argue while the technicians, scientists and engineers build. In fact I hope the stock sharks all leave China. We don't need more hot money pouring here.

wouldnt be the first(or second or third or 100th) time a western source has predicted a collapse in china guess how many times they've been right?

 

[Developereo]

wouldnt be the first(or second or third or 100th) time a western source has predicted a collapse in china guess how many times they've been right?

Exactly!
Western predictions of India overtaking China (in whatever way) are less about India and more about China.
I am not taking anything away from India, which is doing quite well, but the West's obsession with China is based on fear.
Just when they were breathing a sigh of relief that they won't all be speaking Japanese, here comes this other Asian country out of nowhere...
These predictions are wishful thinking that the Chinese threat will fizzle away like Japan.

 

[IND151]

‘India largest producer of heavy water’





Friday 11 February 2011




‘India largest producer of heavy water’
Bangalore, April 20, DHNS:

India has not only mastered the complex technology of heavy water production making it self-reliant, but also exports high quality heavy water to countries like Republic of Korea and the United States, said A L N Rao, Chairman and Chief Executive, Heavy Water Board on Monday.


Heavy Water (D2O) is a compound of an isotope of hydrogen called heavy hydrogen or Deuterium (D) and oxygen. Heavy water reactors use heavy water as a neutron moderator.
On the occasion of its anniversary celebrations of the Heavy Water Board at Indian Institute of Science here, he gave a detailed exposition of the activities and development of the water board since its inception in November 1954.

Multiple technologies

“Presently, India is the largest producer of heavy water in the world and is the only country using multiple technologies for its production,” he said.

He explained that development of heavy water process in India happened in three phases.
“The first phase (late1950s to mid 1980s) was a period of technology development, the second phase was of deployment of technology and process stabilisation (mid 1980s to early 1990s) and third phase saw consolidation and a paradigm shift towards improvement in production and energy conservation,” he explained.

 

[ephone]

I think you have forgotten inflation in the calculation...

India's population growth rate( birth rate minus death rate) is 1%, while economic growth rate is 9%...Now you do the math.

 

[JingDong]

I think you have forgotten inflation in the calculation...

no .. he hasn't.

economic growth rates are quoted net of inflation.

 

[HongWu]

no .. he hasn't.

economic growth rates are quoted net of inflation.

No they are not. India's inflation rate is one of the highest in the world. Growth minus inflation (real income growth) is probably only 3% or 4%. Very low growth rate for a country with such a low per capita GDP. By comparison back in the 80's China was growing at two figures easily.

 

[TOPGUN]

What a joke of the year hahaha not gona happen in a hundred years keep dreaming and crying....lolz.

 

[Respect4Respect01]

So what is india gonna do when they will have over population?

 

[ares]

No they are not. India's inflation rate is one of the highest in the world. Growth minus inflation (real income growth) is probably only 3% or 4%. Very low growth rate for a country with such a low per capita GDP. By comparison back in the 80's China was growing at two figures easily.

Clearly you have no idea what so ever of Chinese economy, leave aside Indian economy,,suggest you read about relation ship between Real GDP growth, inflation rate and nominal GDP growth and then talk...otherwise you are just making a fool of yourself.

 

[faithfulguy]

I think India media has talking about India over taking China in growth rates for many years. And every year, its always two years away. These guys should stop making this claims until the fact.

 

[CardSharp]

I think India media has talking about India over taking China in growth rates for many years. And every year, its always two years away. These guys should stop making this claims until the fact.

The problem with India, big on plans not really on actions. We hear pronouncements every other day whether things get followed through is another thing altogether.

 

[siegecrossbow]

The problem with India, big on plans not really on actions. We hear pronouncements every other day whether things get followed through is another thing altogether.

That's true. China suffered from a light form of this syndrome in the 80s during the early phases of economic reforms as well.

 

[ares]

The problem with India, big on plans not really on actions. We hear pronouncements every other day whether things get followed through is another thing altogether.

A thread created where articles clearly states India's economic growth will exceed that of China's by 2020 but not its Nominal GDP ..but most of you don't care..what is the substance of the article itself..but start commenting on header itself and then blame Indians for talking loud !! Heights hunh!!