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13 October 2010, China Briefing

India’s Growth to Outpace China’s

Despite its late start, a relatively open society and a rising population may just push the India economy ahead of the Chinese juggernaut

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It’s always nice when a subject you have firsthand and long standing involvement in finally makes the mainstream media, and so it proved last week with The Economist’s cover story stipulating how India’s growth will outpace that of China. We’ve been pointing this out for some time both last month here on China Briefing in the piece “Why China Demographics Dictate India as a Global Manufacturing Hub” and regularly over the past few years on our 2point6billion.com and India Briefing sites.

The Economist’s articles essentially state what we’ve already said, that India will soon start to outpace China thanks to a young and growing workforce. It also goes on to point out that India’s “much-derided democracy” is finally proving fruitful rather than a hindrance, and attributes “India’s surprising economic miracle” as largely due to its private sector.

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