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Total revenue of Chinese majon companies equal 1.89 times of India GDP.

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According to world bank India's GDP is 1.7 trillion dollars.

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Congratulations. China has lots of money. US has 3 times more money than China. Russia and India are close in GDP. Canada's GDP is above India. Is there a point to all this apart from another one of the my d**k is bigger than your's syndrome?

wrong. India's economy is 9th biggest in world whereas Canada's economy is 10th biggest in world.
 
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Total revenue of Chinese major companies equal 1.89 times of India GDP

61 Chinese mainland companies and 8 Indian companies are on the list of world's 500 largest companies compiled by Fortune magazine,

The total revenue of the 61 Chinese mainland companies on the list hit US$2.89 trillion. Sinopec Group (fifth with $0.273 trillion revenue),China National Petroleum (sixth with $0.24 trillion revenue ), and State Grid (seventh with $0.226 trillion revenue) lead the Chinese companies ranking.

The indian companies have a total revenue US$ 0.3 trillion, Indian Oil cornered the highest place with 98th position within them.

Accord data from wikipedia , India GDP is $1.53 trillion in 2010.
So the total revenue of 61 Chinese mainland companies list on Fortune 500 is 1.89 times of India GDP. And there are dozens companies edge in the list, will add in the list next year.

Global 500 2011: Global 500 1-100 - FORTUNE on CNNMoney.com

IOW Eight Indian Companies on Fortune 500 have a Total Revenue i.e US Dollars 300 Billion which is 1.5 Times Pakistan's GDP.

Take it EASY:cheesy:
 
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or you can ask a smarter question: any of these companies are developed in a unique way different from all other western company?

the answer is yes, there is, it is called Huawei: 1) Huawei is 100% private, not listed on any stock exchange, and they have no plan to do so, 2) Huawei's boss rarely have interviews, never show up on TV, never talk in public.

this is called Chinese way of keeping low profile.

india/indians need to spend 300 years to learn this
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Funny you have not taken a cue from your Huawei boss !!!! Why dont you keep a low profile ? 50 % of troll & BS on this forum will vanish !! A point to ponder !!
 
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well india is fast becoming insecure location for investment like pakistan.2-3 more incidents on its economic hub indian economy will go down like house of cards.

Tell that to the lame duck called MMS and his owner the Maino Madam.
 
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First, did you guys notice that this so called India growth rate is not the real growth rate? It is converted from local currency to $ by current exchange rate. By that standard, countries that have high inflation rate and large currency appreciation within a short term tend to have a higher nominal growth rate. What is so great about that?! India has long had much higher inflation rate than China, and if China allows the exchange rate completely dictate by the market fluctuation, it is easy to register a higher nominal growth rate, but that's stupid
 
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Whose GDP is that ? What is your source ?
 
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First, did you guys notice that this so called India growth rate is not the real growth rate? It is converted from local currency to $ by current exchange rate. By that standard, countries that have high inflation rate and large currency appreciation within a short term tend to have a higher nominal growth rate. What is so great about that?! India has long had much higher inflation rate than China, and if China allows the exchange rate completely dictate by the market fluctuation, it is easy to register a higher nominal growth rate, but that's stupid

Then do your calculations for real growth rate and real GDP.
 
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印度2010财年GDP增长8.5% 略低于预期目标
 
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新社5月31日消息,印度5月31日发布的官方数据显示,印度经济在2010财年(2010年4月1日至2011年3月31日)增长8.5%,略低于政府之前预计的8.6%的增长目标。

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INDIA OFFICiAL 2010 GDP 8.5%

?2010GDP8.5% ???_?_??_
 
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