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This 10-page paper provides an overview and history on how China and India became manufacturing and IT producers, respectively. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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India. China would have been a communist country (and communism was bad, opposite of capitalism). India, in the meantime, was the "dark continent." Not much was known about it, except
it was the place where Mahatma Gandhi had been assassinated. For all intents and purposes, however, these vast countries, with their sprawling populations, wouldnt have shown up much on your
radar. Furthermore, if someone were to have told you that India and China would be prosperous countries, considered by many to be the next global powers, you likely would have
laughed yourself silly. China with Mao and his "Cultural Revolution," which stated that anything not communist was automatically suspect? India, with its awful poverty? No way, your response would have
been. But the 1970s were turning points for both of these countries; events took place during that decade that helped them on
the path to where they are today; prosperous countries with booming infrastructures and eager foreign investors who economists believe could be definite economic superpowers, if they arent there already.
The paths to where they are now were long and hard, however, and took some sacrifice. India Political Background
Indias background has its roots in the fight against colonialism, until 1947, the battle had been freedom from Great Britain. Following Indias independence from colonialism,
the philosophies of Mahatma Gandhi and the socialistic tendencies of Jawaharlal Nehru came to the fore (Meredith, 2007). Though these philosophies were anti-colonial and though they were well-meaning, they also
meant that India lagged behind in terms of development (Meredith, 2007). Both these leaders espoused the need for socialism and economic nationalism, with the result that India had withdrawn from
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