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This paper attempts to analyse the economic implications of the rise of China, India, Brazil and South Africa, for … world economy. The answer is that rapid growth in China already supports growth elsewhere, so far primarily as a market for …
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This paper attempts to analyse the economic implications of the rise of China, India, Brazil and South Africa, for … world economy. The answer is that rapid growth in China already supports growth elsewhere, so far primarily as a market for … beginning to change the balance of economic power in the world. -- China ; India ; Brazil ; South Africa ; growth ; development …
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of forgone growth, delay in the eradication of poverty and lagging behind other developing economies particularly China …
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Comparative studies of India and China’s political economy typically focus on either domestic economic indicators such … students of international versus domestic political economy: diasporic remittances. In 2008, India and China were the world … political economy literature on China and India. One of the main reasons that observers tend to highlight differences between …
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experiences of China and India throughout the history of ITA, from the conclusion of the original ITA-1 agreement in 1996 up to … domestic electronic manufacturing and innovation. By contrast, China joined ITA six years after India from a position of … strength as the global export factory in electronics manufacturing. Through a continuous upgrading of its industry, China was …
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"Asian tigers" during the 80s or later, with China’s economy? Once India became an important economic player, it can no … are the prospects regarding economic and political relations between India and China? …
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How does India see itself in the modern world and what factors help us understand its foreign policy decisions? Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s strong mandate has opened up a series of new policy initiatives to explore in both hard power and soft power terms, highlighting what India uniquely...
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The media are an integral aspect of the society and their influence on our lives cannot be denied. Gradually, as the international media have become highly concentrated and integrated, this hold has increased manifold. The media have a unique position; not only are they hyper-commercial...
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The experience of India in economic catch-up is unique when compared to other countries. First, the catch-up process of India was not only service-led, but also accompanied by a decoupling between manufacturing and services. Second, productivity performance in the service sector was higher than...
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