Team Formation Antonio Varela Laura Mundy Patrick Nolan Tejaswi Javagal.

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Team Formation Antonio Varela Laura Mundy Patrick Nolan Tejaswi Javagal

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A comparison - Similarities  Worlds leading and richest at one time  Reemerging as world powers  strong external positions  low external debt

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Team Formation

Antonio VarelaLaura MundyPatrick Nolan Tejaswi Javagal

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The Question..???

Will India and China Keep Growing at the same pace ?

Will the Infrastructure be able to keep up?

Sustainable growth?

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A comparison - Similarities Worlds leading and richest at one

time

Reemerging as world powers

strong external positions

low external debt

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A comparison - Differences

China India

Manufacturing Services

Export driven Domestic Consumption driven

Single Party Rule Multi Party Democracy

Liberalization started in 1979 Liberalization Started In 1991

Recently Included Into WTO Founding member of GATT/WTO

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GDP Growth Rates

India China

International Monetary Fund

India China

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Inflation rates

India China

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China – Roads & Expressways 1.71 million kilometre

adding more than a million kilometres since 1979.

19,000 kilometres of Expressways

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China – Railroads

102,000 kilometres of operating track

24,000 kilometres electrified

carried 12billion passengers

3.7 billion tons of cargo.

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Problem - China

Inadequate infrastructure

Heavily government dependent

Not able to cope with the growth

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China -Solutions

Include Private investors

Develop alternate destinations

Leverage its manufacturing powers to grow in services

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India – Roads & Railroads 96,000 Kilometers

20,000 Kilometers highways carry 40% of traffic

62,500 Kilometers Fourth heavily used system Carries 2/3 rd of freight

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Problems

Severe infrastructure bottlenecks

Lack of quality Infrastructure

Low spending on Infrastructure due to high government debt

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Solutions

Increase Infrastructure spending Public - private partnership Share the risk

Speedy approvals Cut red tape Incentives to invest

Develop alternate investment destinations SEZs

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Composition of GDP

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The best approach

China : Manufacturing Services = OpportunityPolicies supporting IT/ Services

India : ServicesManufacturing = OpportunitySEZs

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Who ..??

China: State =>Opportunity for private sector

India: Private Enterprise=> Improvements in State capacity

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Conclusion Conditional Yes …!!!!

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QUESTION(S)…???