Summary |
The economies of china and India, the world’s two most populous nations, have attracted a lot of attention in recent years. Even a new term, “Chindia”, was created to refer to the two countries together in general. There are many comparative studies of the two Asian giants. This volume focuses exclusively on economic growth and several critical issues associated with growth in the two economies. It combines quantitative examination with qualitative analysis. It not only provides valuable insights into those growth-related issues, but also raises many questions which are to be explored in the future. The volume should be of interest to postgraduate students, researchers and business analysts. In particular, the materials in the appendices to some chapters are important resources for other researchers who are interested in the economies of china and India.
The contents of the book includes –
Chapter 1 – Growth since the 1980s
Chapter 2 – Regional growth and convergence
Chapter 3 – Role of the service sector
Chapter 4 – Changing bilateral trade
Chapter 5 – Energy consumption and carbon emission
Chapter 6 – Pollution control and economic growth
Chapter 7 – Conclusion
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