India to be a success story of our time: Robert Blake

[roadrunner]

riddle me this oh enlightened one, how come pakistan is nowhere near japan even though it has massive numbers of martial populace?

no wonder you guys get thrashed in diplomatic circles by lowly hindus, given the quality of pakistani "think-tanks"

the topic is about india being a success.

when Pakistan overtakes Japan it can consider itself more successful than Japan because Pakistan and Japan have roughly equal populations.

India cannot be a success when its GDP is still behind the us and it has a 4 times greater population.

 

[roadrunner]

Why Don't you change your Flag ?? What's wrong with Pakistani Flag ??

nothing's wrong with it. why do you ask?

 

[roadrunner]

You Should ask your Countrymen who poked in between. Everything was about India and Suddenly few Jumped to Divert the thread. Just Turn back and see 6th page. Who did what. Why Pakistani Member has to do with Indian Economy ?


No, Work Force is Never the criteria. U.K., Germany, France, Italy, Japan never grew with leaps and bounds on workforce. Work force only depends on specific sectors and under developed / Semi developed and Developing nations.

If Work Space is all what that matter, Then Pakistan, Bangladesh, India and China would be Top Nations and Japan, Italy, Switzerland, etc. will be last few.

that's why india is a failure. because their workforce is the largest in the world and they're still predicted to be a quarter of china and less than usa. that is a total failure.

 

[Rafi]

nothing's wrong with it. why do you ask?

Brother, these indians suffer from a particular strong strain of inferiority complex.

 

[A1Kaid]

"Oh Bhagwan Oh Bhagwan! Pakistani Fauj nay humara par hamla kiya hai." -Indian soldier, Radio Interception, Pakistan-Hind Jang '65 ce.


Radio Interception by the Pakistan Army in 1965 eavesdropping on Indian Army communication lines.

 

[happycanuck]

Apology accepted

You know India is a benchmark that Bangladeshis like to use when looking at the rate of economic growth that we can also achieve. We would have been content with 7% GDP growth but since India has achieved over 8%, then Bangladeshis would like to match this and even try to exceed this. India has set a very high benchmark for other South Asian countries and the competition will just make each country in the region richer and richer.

I know that what we South Asians have achieved in the UK, US, Canada etc our relations in the subcontinent will achieve in the decades to come.

We need more individuals like you on the forum who look at positive side of the news and celebrate the success of fellow human beings. God bless you and your country. Peace through prosperity.

 

[Jade]

India likely to be world's largest economy by 2050: Citi

NEW DELHI: In view of its continuing robust growth, India is expected to be the world's largest economy by 2050, surpassing China and the US, a Citi report said.

"China should overtake the US to become the largest economy in the world by 2020, then be overtaken by India by 2050," financial services group Citi said in the report.

The estimates are based on purchasing power parity (PPP), an economic growth indicator that takes into account the purchasing power of each country's currency, instead of the prevailing exchange rate conversion.

Indian economy is expected to be nearly USD 85.97 trillion on PPP basis by 2050 from USD 3.92 trillion in 2010, Citi said.

Going by the report, India would surpass the US -- currently the world's largest economy -- to become the second largest by 2040.

"We expect India to overtake Japan to become the third largest economy in the world by 2015," it noted.

In terms of PPP, Indian economy -- valued at USD 3.78 trillion -- was at the fourth place in 2009. The country was behind the US, China and Japan, according to the World Bank.

Citi pointed out that North America and Western Europe's share of world's real GDP (in terms of USD calculated on PPP basis) is expected to fall from 41 per cent in 2010 to just 18 per cent in 2050.

During the same period, developing Asia's share is predicted to rise from 27 per cent to 49 per cent in 2050.

Citi emphasised that a number of major changes within a relative short time are required for India to meet future challenges.

Noting that India's infrastructure has to be improved, Citi said the country needs to relax its "hostile attitude towards FDI", if it is to reap the benefits of rapid cross-border technology transfer that China has benefited from so greatly.

"...a further round of serious deregulation of the domestic economy and further trade liberalisation are required," it noted.

The report said India's population of working age is expected to grow by 40.7 per cent between 2010 and 2050.

India has successfully raised its aggregate savings rate to levels that would allow sustained high levels of domestic capital formation (the domestic saving rate averaged 34.4 percent over 2006-2009 and the gross domestic investment rate 32.4 percent), the report added.

 

[Galaxy]

the topic is about india being a success.

when Pakistan overtakes Japan it can consider itself more successful than Japan because Pakistan and Japan have roughly equal populations.

India cannot be a success when its GDP is still behind the us and it has a 4 times greater population.

You Don't know what are you saying ? You are making fun of yourself.

According to your logic. China is 10 time Bigger than Japan Population. GDP wise not much difference. Hence, China can never beat Japan even after 50 years with same growth.


And as per your Logic, Israel will be @ No. 1 in 3 Years will beat U.S. easily. as per population and GDP .

I request you go and Sleep.

 

[Rafi]

India likely to be world's largest economy by 2050: Citi

NEW DELHI: In view of its continuing robust growth, India is expected to be the world's largest economy by 2050, surpassing China and the US, a Citi report said.

"China should overtake the US to become the largest economy in the world by 2020, then be overtaken by India by 2050," financial services group Citi said in the report.

The estimates are based on purchasing power parity (PPP), an economic growth indicator that takes into account the purchasing power of each country's currency, instead of the prevailing exchange rate conversion.

Indian economy is expected to be nearly USD 85.97 trillion on PPP basis by 2050 from USD 3.92 trillion in 2010, Citi said.

Going by the report, India would surpass the US -- currently the world's largest economy -- to become the second largest by 2040.

"We expect India to overtake Japan to become the third largest economy in the world by 2015," it noted.

In terms of PPP, Indian economy -- valued at USD 3.78 trillion -- was at the fourth place in 2009. The country was behind the US, China and Japan, according to the World Bank.

Citi pointed out that North America and Western Europe's share of world's real GDP (in terms of USD calculated on PPP basis) is expected to fall from 41 per cent in 2010 to just 18 per cent in 2050.

During the same period, developing Asia's share is predicted to rise from 27 per cent to 49 per cent in 2050.

Citi emphasised that a number of major changes within a relative short time are required for India to meet future challenges.

Noting that India's infrastructure has to be improved, Citi said the country needs to relax its "hostile attitude towards FDI", if it is to reap the benefits of rapid cross-border technology transfer that China has benefited from so greatly.

"...a further round of serious deregulation of the domestic economy and further trade liberalisation are required," it noted.

The report said India's population of working age is expected to grow by 40.7 per cent between 2010 and 2050.

India has successfully raised its aggregate savings rate to levels that would allow sustained high levels of domestic capital formation (the domestic saving rate averaged 34.4 percent over 2006-2009 and the gross domestic investment rate 32.4 percent), the report added.

Hopefully by then, there will be enough sandwiches to go round, but probably not

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You Don't know what are you saying ? You are making fun of yourself.

According to your logic. China is 10 time Bigger than Japan Population. GDP wise not much difference. Hence, China can never beat Japan


And as per your Logic, Israel will be @ No. 1 in 3 Years will beat U.S. easily. as per population and GDP .

I request you go and Sleep.

Why don't you do the same.

 

[Zeeshan360]

A1Kaid is posting the same thing everywhere

 

[Galaxy]

"Oh Bhagwan Oh Bhagwan! Pakistani Fauj nay humara par hamla kiya hai." -Indian soldier, Radio Interception, Pakistan-Hind Jang '65 ce.


Radio Interception by the Pakistan Army in 1965 eavesdropping on Indian Army communication lines.

This is 10th time you posted. What it has to do with Indian Economy.

 

[A1Kaid]

Pakistani military and Chinese military will decide whether Hindustan will be a success story or not.

Not Citibank, not IMF, not WB, and certainly not Bhagwan.

 

[Jade]

that's why india is a failure. because their workforce is the largest in the world and they're still predicted to be a quarter of china and less than usa. that is a total failure.

When I see your responses, I really get a feel that we Indians have succeeded in pissing you off

 

[Rafi]

When I see your responses, I really get a feel that we Indians have succeeded in pissing you off

When half of india is on a Pakistani forum - we know its your lot that are peed off.

 

[roadrunner]

India likely to be world's largest economy by 2050: Citi

NEW DELHI: In view of its continuing robust growth, India is expected to be the world's largest economy by 2050, surpassing China and the US, a Citi report said.

"China should overtake the US to become the largest economy in the world by 2020, then be overtaken by India by 2050," financial services group Citi said in the report.

The estimates are based on purchasing power parity (PPP), an economic growth indicator that takes into account the purchasing power of each country's currency, instead of the prevailing exchange rate conversion.

Indian economy is expected to be nearly USD 85.97 trillion on PPP basis by 2050 from USD 3.92 trillion in 2010, Citi said.

Going by the report, India would surpass the US -- currently the world's largest economy -- to become the second largest by 2040.

"We expect India to overtake Japan to become the third largest economy in the world by 2015," it noted.

In terms of PPP, Indian economy -- valued at USD 3.78 trillion -- was at the fourth place in 2009. The country was behind the US, China and Japan, according to the World Bank.

Citi pointed out that North America and Western Europe's share of world's real GDP (in terms of USD calculated on PPP basis) is expected to fall from 41 per cent in 2010 to just 18 per cent in 2050.

During the same period, developing Asia's share is predicted to rise from 27 per cent to 49 per cent in 2050.

Citi emphasised that a number of major changes within a relative short time are required for India to meet future challenges.

Noting that India's infrastructure has to be improved, Citi said the country needs to relax its "hostile attitude towards FDI", if it is to reap the benefits of rapid cross-border technology transfer that China has benefited from so greatly.

"...a further round of serious deregulation of the domestic economy and further trade liberalisation are required," it noted.

The report said India's population of working age is expected to grow by 40.7 per cent between 2010 and 2050.

India has successfully raised its aggregate savings rate to levels that would allow sustained high levels of domestic capital formation (the domestic saving rate averaged 34.4 percent over 2006-2009 and the gross domestic investment rate 32.4 percent), the report added.

this is almost as good as bollywood.

predictions 40 years into the future wont turn out to be accurate particularly in asia.