The increase of power in China and India

Type :

Presentation

Pages :

6 pages

Format :

.doc

Published date :

01/15/2009

Category :

Economics & finance

Sub category :

Economics

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Summary :

Introduction.
Country profile.
1. An historical overview.
Reasons of this increase of power.
1. China as a human power.
2. The trade swivel of the Asian region.
3. An attractive country where it is good to do business.
4. India as a human power.
5. High technologies and services.
6. Opened to the foreign exchanges.
Limits of this growth.
1. China: Still an emerging country.
2. India: Not as cheap as it should be?
Worldwide consequences.
1. Environmental aspect.
2. Social aspect.
3. Diplomatic aspect.
4. Economic aspect.
Conclusion.
Sources.

Abstract

Globalization is the increased mobility of goods, services, labour, technology and capital throughout the world. This process has speeded up over the years, especially with the growth of new information and communication technologies.
Through these changes, we can see the growth of emerging countries that open themselves to the world. Until now, the main economic powers were situated in the Western World, but today we can notice the rise of Eastern countries like china and india that have all the qualities to be world powers. But the rise of these new worldwide powers will not happen without some consequences on the world. So, do we have to fear the rise in power of china and india? What would be the consequences on the world from this entry on the international scene? Thus, it is necessary to know first a bit more about these two countries (I), what are after, the origins of these growths (II), know if it is good for them (III) and finally, we will see the consequences on the world (IV).