CHINAs ECONOMY- Defying Gravity How hard it will fall?
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Probal Mukherjee Amit Choudhary Kunal Girepunje
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China
Rank 1st with largest population in world (1,34,3239,923) 3rd largest GDP of the world making it to $11.29 trillion Current Government-CCP (Chinese Communist Party) President-HU Jintao Has the world largest hydropower potential. The natural Resources - Coal, iron ore, petroleum, natural gas mercury, tin, tungsten, antimony, manganese, molybdenum, vanadium, magnetite, aluminum, lead, zinc, uranium. 8/17/12
Interesting Facts About china
Chinese new year is the prime festival & is celebrated for 7 days. Chinese were the first to invent printing technology. Chinese hotels have no 4th floor. Wedding in red. Stranger have the same names. Dragons dont spit fire. Chinese dont name names.
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The Hubs Of China
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Beijing-Capital & Culture Hub Shanghai- Chinas Economic Powerhouse Guangzhou- Southern hub for industry and business Dalian- Northern Harbor and Hub Chengdu- Economic centre for western China Wuhan- Economic Hotspot in the heart of China
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Challenges faced
Reducing its high domestic savings rate and correspondingly low domestic demand Sustaining adequate job growth for tens of millions of migrants and new entrants to the work force Reducing corruption and other economic crimes Containing environmental damage 8/17/12 and social strife related to the
Sector wise GDP Share
Total GDP $11.29 trillion GDP Growth rate 9.2% (according to CIA) GDP per Capita income $8400 (ranked 119)
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Employment overview
Total labour force
Occupation composition
816.2 million(largest in the world)
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Trade Balance
Export: Commodities- $ 1.898 trillion Crude Oil- 506,500 bbl/day
Import: Commodities- 1.743 trillon Oil-5.08 million bbl/day
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CHINA Vs USA
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INDIA Vs CHINA
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Hurdles before Chinese Economy
Real Estate Growth Projection Global Financial Crisis
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Cont..
Inflation Distribution of Wealth Tax rates State Owned Industries
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Real Estate
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Growth Projection
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Global Financial Crisis
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Inflation
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Distribution of Wealth
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Tax rates
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State Owned Industries
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Conclusion
China is showing itself as a super power. It is focusing on defense instead of focusing on public welfare and transparent governance. Struggling with poor taxation policy. Creating another real estate bubble. Monopoly of SOIs.
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In spite of huge production, inflation is raising.