India and China are among the world's fastest growing economies which jointly contribute nearly 30% to global economic growth as the balance of economic power continues to shift from West to East. Both China and India are not emerging economies, they are actually "re-emerging." China and India have particular strengths and competitive advantages that have allowed each of them to weather the global financial crisis better than most countries and to gain ground in the "catching-up game" with the developed world. This video will cover the strengths and weaknesses of each country and review the current status of their "economic race."
"India and China are among the world's fastest growing economies, together contributing nearly 30 percent to global economic growth. This program examines each country's strengths and competitive advantages and explains how these traits have allowed them to successfully weather the global financial crisis and gain economic ground among developed economies."
""India and China are among the world's fastest growing economies, together contributing nearly 30 percent to global economic growth. This program examines each country's strengths and competitive advantages and explains how these traits have allowed them to successfully weather the global financial crisis and gain economic ground among developed economies." --[Insight Media]"
"India and China are among the world's fastest growing economies which jointly contribute nearly 30% to global economic growth as the balance of economic power continues to shift from West to East. Both China and India are not emerging economies, they are actually "re-emerging." China and India have particular strengths and competitive advantages that have allowed each of them to weather the global financial crisis better than most countries and to gain ground in the "catching-up game" with the developed world. This video will cover the strengths and weaknesses of each country and review the current status of their "economic race.""@en
"India and China are among the world's fastest growing economies which jointly contribute nearly 30% to global economic growth as the balance of economic power continues to shift from West to East. Both China and India are not emerging economies, they are actually "re-emerging." China and India have particular strengths and competitive advantages that have allowed each of them to weather the global financial crisis better than most countries and to gain ground in the "catching-up game" with the developed world. This video will cover the strengths and weaknesses of each country and review the current status of their "economic race.""@en
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