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There should be no problem for India to enter the top three.I dislike predicting future ,but I don't estimate indian gdp surpassing japan and USA by 2030,India would be lucky to be in top 4 even.
cIt was meant to happen sooner rather than later. Congrats to India. In the future many other countries (eg. Indonesia, Pakistan, Egypt, Mexico) will have bigger nominal GDP than Windsorland.
China's development gives people an illusion that every developing country with big population will become big economic power. Not true. China is an exception, not a universal case for most countries. Most developing countries, including Indian, have a development ceiling. The so-called "middle income trap" can also be explained as these countries hit their development ceilings. Most countries can never reach to developed stage.There should be no problem for India to enter the top three.
In 2021-22, India's GDP was $3.17 trillionDespite overtaking UK economy. It still stuck in the USD 3 trillion mark.
Precisely, the 3 trillion mark range is never surpass for many years... All thanks to modi.In 2021-22, India's GDP was $3.17 trillion
In 2021-22, India's GDP was $3.17 trillion
That’s based on PPP
China's development gives people an illusion that every developing country with big population will become big economic power. Not true. China is an exception, not a universal case for most countries. Most developing countries, including Indian, have a development ceiling. The so-called "middle income trap" can also be explained as these countries hit their development ceilings. Most countries can never reach to developed stage.
India will hit its development ceiling in recent several years. Which means, there will be no real growth for India. All economic growths in paper are just to balance international inflations.
Gross domestic product (GDP) fell by 2.6% in the three months to the end of JuneChina's development gives people an illusion that every developing country with big population will become big economic power. Not true. China is an exception, not a universal case for most countries. Most developing countries, including Indian, have a development ceiling. The so-called "middle income trap" can also be explained as these countries hit their development ceilings. Most countries can never reach to developed stage.
India will hit its development ceiling in recent several years. Which means, there will be no real growth for India. All economic growths in paper are just to balance international inflations.