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this is stupid.just like talking to a cow.
The hindu goddess seems not like what you said.
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this is stupid.just like talking to a cow.
so do u think chinese reached 6 trillion without any inflation. lol
7 trillion.
China never reached 6 trillion. We simply surpassed it from 5.9 to 7.3.
7 trillion.
China never reached 6 trillion. We simply surpassed it from 5.9 to 7.3.
no one can keep on doubling the gdp forever.
every country will get stuck and become slower on certain level.
BINGO....same applies to china too....m no economist or anythin....bt one simple thing i want to say is...(as far as my lil brain is concerned)...China is a huge factory...but when people (USA EU etc) dont have money to buy what u produce...dont you think the growth will slow down??...
just my opinion as a layman
Global exports already crashed in the 2008 Credit Crunch, and yet China still managed to grow at over 9%+.
Global exports crashed again in 2011 due to the bad economic conditions across the world, and China still managed to grow at over 9%+.
We have maintained our lead as the fastest growing major economy in the world, even when the world goes into recession and global exports collapse.
US:about40000 dollarsIndia is far away behind....
btw, GDP per capita IMF 2011
China - US$ 5,184
Thailand - US$ 5,281
Malaysia - US$ 8,617
Indonesia - US$ 3,469
Sri Lanka - US$ 2,864
Philippines -US$ 2,255
India - US$ 1,527
According to the World Bank, exports make up only 27% of China's economy.
And the Government is actively taking steps to boost domestic consumption in the Chinese economy.
Exports are great, but we are certainly not dependent on them. 27% is a lower percentage than most other manufacturing nations.
Too bad for India, when China reaches 10 trillion in 2013, while India will still be stuck in the 2 trillion level.
To catch up with China, that must be a lot of pressure, isn't it?
lil off topic...y isnt the last line of your post visible on the post??...i read it only when i was quoting to reply
when 27% of $7 trillion is concerned....you cant say "ONLY"...most other manufacturing nations dont hav 7 trillion doll eco....well then india is not doing very bad considering it mainly accounts for services than manufacturing...but the problem with india is that a HUGE labour force and other resources are not being utilized upto their potential...when i say HUGE...i literally mean it
3 trillion in 2 years??...we are talking about economy and not the speed of light
n just for a lil trolling: did u forget trillions of indian money in swiss bank??....chill
2010: 5.9 trillion
2011: 7.3 trillion
2012: 8.7 trillion
2013: 10.1 trillion
Please use your brain genius.