Both China and India, the emerging giants in Asia, have achieved significant economic development in recent years …. China has enjoyed a high annual GDP growth rate of 10 per cent and India has achieved an annual GDP growth rate of 6 per … cent since 1981. Decomposing China and India?s GDP growth from 1981 to 2004 into the three factors? contribution reveals …

The slowdown and in some years reversal of poverty reduction in China forcefully demonstrates that growth is not …-WIDER?s project on Inequality and Poverty in China. It also offers policy recommendations for tackling the poverty …

The rise of the emerging southern economies ? China, India, Brazil, and South Africa (CIBS) ? as both economic and …

originating from China, India or South Africa in fifteen host countries in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). The analysis is based on a … Investor Survey, carried out in 2005. The sample of investments originating from China, India and South Africa is analysed in …

China?s economic miracle over the past three decades has been featured with its open-door policy, especially the … regional growth differences in China. However, it suggests that FDI cannot be blamed for causing regional inequality; it is the …

by addressing specifically the problems of China?s energy security. China?s growing energy dependence has become a major … the goal of creating further technological capabilities. In particular, China seems to be firmly committed to the creation … of a largely self-sustaining innovation system as part of a knowledge-based economy of the future. Such innovation …

by the incumbent poor. The decomposition is applied to appraising poverty trends in China between 1988 and 1996. The …

history and the initial endowments of the two Northern hemisphere economies China and India which are land scarce and labour …