China and India, 2025 - A comparative assessment
The research assesses the prospects of India and China through 2025 in four domains: demography, macroeconomics, science and technology, and defense spending and procurement. It seeks to answer: Who's ahead? By how much? and Why? The assessment includes quantitative forecasts and qualitative judgments about advantages and disadvantages in each domain.
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Methods
The research method involves a meta-analysis of studies forecasting economic growth, a review of demographic trends, and simulation models for science and technology projections. It also includes analysis of defense spending based on official budget documents and estimates. The approach combines quantitative data with qualitative judgments to assess future scenarios for China and India.
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Key Insights
The research provides a comparative assessment of China and India's demographic trends, economic growth, science and technology developments, and defense spending and procurement through 2025. It uses past and present data to forecast future scenarios and examines the potential impact of various factors on the two countries' trajectories. The analysis includes demographic shifts, GDP growth rates, R&D investments, and defense capabilities, highlighting the uncertainties and challenges in predicting long-term outcomes.
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Additional Viewpoints
Categories: english_publication_language | china | china_and_india | chinese_defence | defense_capabilities | defense_spending | demography | economic_forecasting | economic_growth_in_china | economic_growth_in_india | economy | foreign_affairs | gdp_growth | growth | india | indian_defence | macroeconomics | population_trends | population_trends_in_china | population_trends_in_india | procurement | r_d_investment | science_and_technology | south_asia