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India’s Economic Lag Behind China’s Extended to 16.5 Years, Asserts Erudite Bernstein Research Report

Gulshan Kumar
Last updated: 2023/09/08 at 8:36 PM
By Gulshan Kumar 3 years ago
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In a recent scholarly exposition by Bernstein, it has been posited that India finds itself ensnared in a profound economic chasm trailing behind China by an astonishing 16.5 years across an array of expansive business and economic dimensions. This disconcerting revelation illuminates the formidable hurdles India must surmount to bridge the yawning chasm.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF), an esteemed authority on global economic forecasts, has projected India’s ascension to the fourth position by 2025, progressing further to seize the third position by 2027. The culmination of this ascent is anticipated to manifest in an economic magnitude estimated at a staggering $5.4 trillion.

 

 

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