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India growth rate slumps to 5.7% in Q1 in challenge for economy

Then what are you whining about ?

This is the Annual growth rate of China vs India.

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As I said, a tiny 2 trillion economy is not qualified to talk about "trend" with a 11 trillion economy. It is like a slumdog grabbed more garbage one day, and laugh at Warren Buffett is losing money.. Simple as that..
 
As I said, a tiny 2 trillion economy is not qualified to talk about "trend" with a 11 trillion economy. It is like a slumdog grabbed more garbage one day, and laugh at Warren Buffett is losing money.. Simple as that..
Leave it when you can't argue anymore, rather than ad hominems, it really shows your desperation
 
As I said, a tiny 2 trillion economy is not qualified to talk about "trend" with a 11 trillion economy. It is like a slumdog grabbed more garbage one day, and laugh at Warren Buffett is losing money.. Simple as that..

LOL...... If you want to do Trash Talk , then go back to china forum :lol:

Continue to live in the past, because your future is uncertain and scary.
 
Dude. I bet he spells better than you. English is my primary language and I still make errors all the time writing on forums. You can quit whining about someone else's spelling ... because no one gives a ****

If you don't give a ****, then why did you respond?

Are you the same Figaro from sinodefence? I bet you are here to vent some steam after getting your *** chewed out over there. Welcome back. PDF suits you better.
 
Yes it is .My figures are from IMF and WORLD BANK websites .Go and check.Please donot use made in India calculater and donot consult any RSS website.
For your convenience here are the actual GDP values for 2015 and 2016:

China GDP in 2015 = 11,211.928 Trillion USD
China GDP in 2016 = 11,968.412 Trillion USD

India GDP in 2015 = 2,308.018 Billion USD
India GDP in 2016 = 2,510.599 Billion USD.


India added 202.581 Billion USD to its economy between 2015 and 2016.

China added 756.840 Billion USD to its economy between 2015 and 2016.
 
Where are the cheerleaders? I see no comments from them. One year only for fastest growing title?

These tax reforms were necessary. Whenever any country takes major reforms in their fiscal processes, these things are bound to impact the country.

GST was something which was very important for a unified market. Exporters and even domestic businessmen have found it a pain in the rear in the past. They could fall under the radar by avoiding some taxes through bribes and stuff but GST is set to benefit the country in the long run.

Momentary pain for long term gains in normal economies is common.
 
India added 151.77 Billion $ to its Economy, while China added 134.49 Billon $ to its Economy.

This is what occurs when an Indian troll is trying to produce arguments and figures out of his behind.

GDP is a monetary value of all goods produced, services provided during a certain period...

China added 11.19 trillion plus that year to its economy by your figures.. while India added only 2.26 trillion..
 
Hello, my dear ignorant Indians. You can't compare percentages of growth with a country of similar sized population but with 6 times the GDP. 7 percentage of $2T is $140B while 6% of $11T is $660B. While the percentage is low, the growth in actual dollar is MUCH MUCH more. Which why no one looks at 2% for The Nederlands and says how bad the economy is when BD had 7% last year. Per capita matters a lot in growth. You can grow a lot IN PERCENTAGE when you only have $1500-$1700 range per capita GDP, but can't do so while you have $10 000 range per capita. While you do grow much more in 10k range when compare to 1700 range, the percentage is low of the 10k but very high for 1.7k. Basic economics. That's why china is adding India every few years.

In simple terms, 6% of $11T ($660B) (China) is 33% of $2T (India).
 
This is what occurs when an Indian troll is trying to produce arguments and figures out of his behind.

GDP is a monetary value of all goods produced, services provided during a certain period...

China added 11.19 trillion plus that year to its economy by your figures.. while India added only 2.26 trillion..

For your convenience here are the actual GDP values for 2015 and 2016:

China GDP in 2015 = 11,211.928 Trillion USD
China GDP in 2016 = 11,968.412 Trillion USD

India GDP in 2015 = 2,308.018 Billion USD
India GDP in 2016 = 2,510.599 Billion USD.


India added 202.581 Billion USD to its economy between 2015 and 2016.

China added 756.840 Billion USD to its economy between 2015 and 2016.

Did you pull that figures out of your @ss ? :lol:

Where is the LINKS ? Where is your PROOF ? :lol:

Hello, my dear ignorant Indians. You can't compare percentages of growth with a country of similar sized population but with 6 times the GDP. 7 percentage of $2T is $140B while 6% of $11T is $660B. While the percentage is low, the growth in actual dollar is MUCH MUCH more. Which why no one looks at 2% for The Nederlands and says how bad the economy is when BD had 7% last year. Per capita matters a lot in growth. You can grow a lot IN PERCENTAGE when you only have $1500-$1700 range per capita GDP, but can't do so while you have $10 000 range per capita. While you do grow much more in 10k range when compare to 1700 range, the percentage is low of the 10k but very high for 1.7k. Basic economics. That's why china is adding India every few years.

In simple terms, 6% of $11T ($660B) (China) is 33% of $2T (India).

LOL..... as per the records, last Financial year, China only added 134.49 Billion USD to its economy.

At that rate, it is going to take china 17 years to add another India (of 2016) to its economy. :lol:
 
Half of expected world GDP growth in the next 2 years will come from the US and China

  • Jun. 5, 2017, 9:41 Pm
  • According to forecasts from earlier this year by the World Bank, the global economy is expected to average a Real GDP growth rate of 2.8% between 2017-2019.

    But where will this growth actually happen? Is it in giant countries that are growing at a stable 2% clip, or is it occurring in the smaller emerging markets where 8% growth is not uncommon?

    Today’s chart looks at individual countries between 2017-2019, based on their individual growth projections from the World Bank, to see where new wealth is being created.
  • global-growth-chart.jpg

    • Courtesy of: Visual Capitalist
      China still tops
      Even though growth has slowed in China somewhat, the World Bank still estimates its economy to expand at a 6.5% clip this year, and 6.3% in both 2018 and 2019.

      Add these numbers onto the world’s second biggest economy (and the biggest in PPP terms), and you have an incredible amount of growth. In fact, about 35.2% of global GDP growth will come from China over this period of time, putting the country’s economic output $2.3 trillion higher.

      Uncertainty in the US
      While the US is also expected to contribute a significant portion of global growth, the World Bank had a fairly ominous caveat to their projections over coming years.

      "The US forecasts do not incorporate the effect of policy proposals by the new US administration, as their overall scope and ultimate form are still uncertain."

      That said, the World Bank does also mention that the tax cuts proposed by the Trump administration could theoretically bump up US and global growth if implemented. However, with all of the chaos in the current US political environment, the tax cuts have been delayed for now – and some analysts are scaling back the chances of them even happening at all.

      Other growth hotbeds
      Beyond the usual suspects of China, India, the Eurozone, and the US, it is interesting to see Indonesia as the next biggest bright spot using this type of analysis.

      In fact, the world’s fourth most populous nation will account for 2.5% of global GDP growth over the aforementioned time period, adding another $160 billion to its $941 billion GDP. The World Bank projects growth for the country at 5.3% this year, and 5.5% for the next two years.

      The other countries that registered as providing 1% or more of global growth?

      They include: South Korea (2.0%), Australia (1.8%), Canada (1.7%), UK (1.6%), Japan (1.5%), Brazil (1.2%), Turkey (1.2%), Mexico (1.2%), Russia (1.0%), and Iran (1.0%).
    • http://www.businessinsider.com/global-gdp-growth-contributions-chart-2017-6
 
Half of expected world GDP growth in the next 2 years will come from the US and China

  • Jun. 5, 2017, 9:41 Pm
  • According to forecasts from earlier this year by the World Bank, the global economy is expected to average a Real GDP growth rate of 2.8% between 2017-2019.

    But where will this growth actually happen? Is it in giant countries that are growing at a stable 2% clip, or is it occurring in the smaller emerging markets where 8% growth is not uncommon?

    Today’s chart looks at individual countries between 2017-2019, based on their individual growth projections from the World Bank, to see where new wealth is being created.
  • global-growth-chart.jpg

    • Courtesy of: Visual Capitalist
      China still tops
      Even though growth has slowed in China somewhat, the World Bank still estimates its economy to expand at a 6.5% clip this year, and 6.3% in both 2018 and 2019.

      Add these numbers onto the world’s second biggest economy (and the biggest in PPP terms), and you have an incredible amount of growth. In fact, about 35.2% of global GDP growth will come from China over this period of time, putting the country’s economic output $2.3 trillion higher.

      Uncertainty in the US
      While the US is also expected to contribute a significant portion of global growth, the World Bank had a fairly ominous caveat to their projections over coming years.

      "The US forecasts do not incorporate the effect of policy proposals by the new US administration, as their overall scope and ultimate form are still uncertain."

      That said, the World Bank does also mention that the tax cuts proposed by the Trump administration could theoretically bump up US and global growth if implemented. However, with all of the chaos in the current US political environment, the tax cuts have been delayed for now – and some analysts are scaling back the chances of them even happening at all.

      Other growth hotbeds
      Beyond the usual suspects of China, India, the Eurozone, and the US, it is interesting to see Indonesia as the next biggest bright spot using this type of analysis.

      In fact, the world’s fourth most populous nation will account for 2.5% of global GDP growth over the aforementioned time period, adding another $160 billion to its $941 billion GDP. The World Bank projects growth for the country at 5.3% this year, and 5.5% for the next two years.

      The other countries that registered as providing 1% or more of global growth?

      They include: South Korea (2.0%), Australia (1.8%), Canada (1.7%), UK (1.6%), Japan (1.5%), Brazil (1.2%), Turkey (1.2%), Mexico (1.2%), Russia (1.0%), and Iran (1.0%).
    • http://www.businessinsider.com/global-gdp-growth-contributions-chart-2017-6

The sweet Irony when a chinese posts American propaganda :lol:
 
Did you pull that figures out of your @ss ? :lol:

Where is the LINKS ? Where is your PROOF ? :lol:



LOL..... as per the records, last Financial year, China only added 134.49 Billion USD to its economy.

At that rate, it is going to take china 17 years to add another India (of 2016) to its economy. :lol:
Mother fucker you donot have any argument and started using bazzare language.Nonsence you could not do a simple % age calculation.I pulled out these figures from your mother,s black ***.Go and check Ind VS China GDP comparison for 2015 & 2016 published by IMF.
India vs China GDP:
Source: International Monetary Fund World Economic Outlook :
 
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