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| Case Code: CLIBE015 |
| Case Length: 2 pages |
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| Pub Date: 2005 |
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| Subject :Business Environment |
| Price:Rs.50 |
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India vs. China * |
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| The caselet discusses the rapid progress made by China and how the political environment facilitated its economic development. It compares the economic development in China and India and explains why China is far ahead of India so far as economic progress is concerned. |
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- Economic development in China.
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- Role of politics in economic development.
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- Economic development in India.
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- Reasons for slow economic growth in India.
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| Introduction |
The rapid progress that China has made in the last decade proves beyond doubt the role of politics in the economic development of a country. The rapid strides that China has made have taken it ahead of India in many areas.
In 2004, China had 12 major international airports, 29,000 km of high quality four-lane highways, business centers and many state-of-the-art edifices. And all these were built during the last decade. The Guangzhou airport in China can handle 27 million passengers and a million tonnes of cargo a year.
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1. Apple is contemplating on two options. Which one, according to you, should it pursue?
2. Do you think the Japanese government is right in interfering to reduce the dominance of Mac in Japan? Discuss in detail.
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Goldman Sachs International, coalition governments, ASEAN, excise duties, entrepreneurship, economic development, political environment
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