What will be position of India after ten years in buisness world?
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please be very specific of what business\n\nmanufacturing industries have no future
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India offers cheap brainpower, China offers cheap manpower.\n\nThrough the Internet, it is easier to outsource services to India. There is even math and science tutoring of American teens by Indian tutors, using the Net and the phone.\n\nIf you want to read about what is REALLY going on with these two countries and how they will shape the new global economy by the middle of this century, read The World is Flat, by Thomas Friedman (already sold 1.5 million copies) and Three Billion New Capitalists, by Clyde Prestowitz.\n\nThe outsourcing aspects concern business executives, but the REAL impact will be on North American jobs as the Indians and Chinese are both smart and hungry for a piece of the action.\n\nThe new global economy is slowly becoming an "Olympic" economy where the best workers from each developed country will be competing directly with the best workers from other countries.
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America, be aware! India is the next America (and oddly enough, it looks like American will be the next India). Have you ever thought about how many doctors and engineers get out of that country? Do you think they will just sit there? NO! And when it comes to insurance, as long as money production is high, insurance is high.\n\nThanks,\n- Lemon Zappers
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As long as they continue with their present caste system and fight poverty and overpopulation, India will continue to have the same problems for years to come, even beyond 2020. Developed, YES. Superpower, NO!
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Culture : Both the cultures are equally old but India's is older by a few 100 years\n\nEconomy : China's growth is 9.x% and GDP is 9.x trillion. India's growth is 7.8% and GDP id 3.3 trillion. Many experts claim that India's Democratic values will help it in the long run\n\nGovernment : India is a democracy. Equal rights for all. China is communist.\n\nMilitary/Navy/Airforce : Equal Strength.\nAccording to Nicholas Burns Although China has a few 1000 more stuff Indian army is younger and more well equipeed\n\nForeign Investment : China leads followed by India\n\nInformation Technology : India captures 80 % of the market leaving China with 11.\n\nManufacturing : China leads, India falls third. But US Government claims that India will capture 78 % of this market by 2010\n\nAgriculture : China leads and India has a long way to go.\n\nNuclear Weapons/Technology : China and India have pretty much the same number of weapons and technology.\n\nAllies : China and India have the same number of allies (Mid-East, Russia, Africa, Eastern Europe and South America) However USA and Western Europe are inclined towards India\n\nInfluence : China has veto and is a permanent member of UNSC, chances for India to get in are strong but might not get the veto\n\nResources : This one is India by a mile.\n\nRich People : India has 40 billionaires compared to 10 China has. Average rich Indian has 591 million $ compared 200 something million China. World's 3rd richest and richest non-american is Indian.\n\nPretty much that's it\n\nIndia will win IN THE LONG RUN. BUT FOR NOW IT'S CHINA CLEARLY\n\nThe link CreativeGene provided is really outdated
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i'm pretty sure india is gonna be the next China.\n\nbut not communist.\n\nand more technologically advanced.\n\nso far we're on their side. maybe we should keep it that way
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Not for the country.\n\nIt can, in the few years to come, become like Russia where the income gap between the rich and poor widens drastically.\n\nChina is slated to be the next economic power and is not gonna help slow down US economy slide.\n\nEven US companies are moving out of US into other countries like India.\n\nMost citizens will suffer and the rich will simply venture out to invest.
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India is still considered as a developing country. I think its gonna take a long time before it can be declared as a developed country.
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India is the second largest growing ecomony in the world at present.because of it huge population its had got man power.\nIndian share and forex market is booming like the hell.\nAT IT sector india is the world second largest IT sector,and on 2017 india will be the first IT sector.There is no time that india will be the one of the powerful and richest country in the world.\n\nbut still it takes time cos of worst politcs and most corruption in the country.
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All the big companies are here but not in a BIG way.\n\nBut India is becoming a hub for all research so heres a list\n\nMICROSOFT\nORACLE\nVerisign\nGoogle\nand a lot more
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Absolutely. India is the world's biggest democracy and could easily become the third biggest economy. With the proper social reforms and a more realistic government India could be a superpower sooner than China. Alas, only hatred and prejudices die hard and will restrain growth until they are addressed.
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After China in population, I don't know how they can feed their citizens. So if hopeful, India will get No.1 in population in the world.
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Yes.... India is growing. It is growing in the field of Aviation(new startups), Automobile(luxury brands entering India), Pharmaceuticals and Hospitals (Ranbaxy's Fortis Chain), Tourism, Electronics etc.......... and Overall it is said that India will become third largest economy by 2020...... Hope So
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May be but what about the seniors( around 100000 in india)
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BPO industry in India will probably continue over this decade but I expect the content of the services to evolve to more value-added processes.\n\nCareer choice is an individual thing dependent on your opportunities, capabilities, motivations and aspirations - it would be wrong to give a direct answer to your 2 line question.  As long as you think you can learn and grow in the BPO industry, it won't be a bad choice.  If you do it only because the money is relatively better than other jobs but you would not learn much from that specific job, then it may not be a long term advantage, although you could put the money earned into some kind of business, do a lateral move after gaining work experience and still make your choice a step towards a successful life.
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In India, we now have most of the top American brands manufactured and sold right here. So we have Nike, Reebok, then we have KFC, McDonald's, Pizza Hut, American Pizza, etc., Walmart will probably come in, in a while. We are luck in  the sense that many countries want to tap the Indian market, so we have Mercedes cars, Volkswagen plan to set up a plant here, Ford and GM have plants here, as do Suzuki, Toyota, Hyundai, Skoda, etc.\n\nMost of them have Indian partners, and with the growing in economy and the demographic advantage (I think shortly 60% of the 1.1 billion population will be less than 30 years of age, there is room for more.  st
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NOT in the first half. In the latter half maybe. Indias GDP rises at about 7% every year. Whereas, America's at 1.7%. However, the major difference is: In America with a GDP of for instance 1000, it will be 1017. Whereas, in India the GDP will be 100 and be 107 in the next year. Now you figure out for yourself. I see China as the Country of the Century.