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Also reducing the impact of economic improvement is the large and fast-growing population; gains in output are largely offset by increases in population. India’s GDP per capita is only around $2,000, which does not even merit a ranking in the world’s top hundred by that metric.
Richard Haass • The World
There are also internal political and economic challenges facing several countries. Chinese leaders face not just an aging population and an abundance of men over women (both related to years of imposing a one-child limit on families, something that led many to opt for boys) but also widespread corruption, environmental degradation, and an economy
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Any discussion of South Asia begins and ends with India. In addition to its rising population, India’s economy is large and growing, in recent years at the robust rate of around 7 percent annually. India’s economy is the world’s seventh largest and will soon be in the top five, trailing only the United States, China, Japan, and Germany (overtaking
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