Quizzing with Quotable Quotes

B. Kuppuswamy

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An Afghan Diary ; A New Beginning

J N Dixit

The author argues that as India faces the new century, the Indian economy stands at cross roads. Either it can take the business as usual road which means continued poverty and a low growth trap or, take the high road to achieve prosperity, global prominence and a more egalitarian society through accelerated reforms and by energizing the national innovation system. In this regard, the author suggests that the Chinese challenge is formidable. However, what stands between China and further accelerated growth is financial sector reforms, and the Chinese Communist Partys unwillingness to relinquish control over the levers of financial system. Thus, a wide-ranging financial sector reform is essential for the sustainability of Chinese growth performance to correct the incongruities noted above. The author concludes that the Chinese economy nevertheless enjoys substantial advantages over India, particularly in the manufacturing sector. China is able to be a recipient of much more FDI to modernize its manufacturing sector than India because its policies are so designed that there is significantly less transaction costs, much lower real rates of interest (4 per cent versus 11 per cent in India), better infrastructure especially connecting the SEZs, and greater labour market flexibility. The author suggests that India, relative to China, faces ten major competitive disadvantages in the major area of growth which could block her from closing the gap in the first two decades of the 21st century. In fact, the author is of the view that the wide gap between India and China in per capita incomes (which gap was about zero in 1980) was only, in part, due to a lower population growth in China, and much more due to a greater investment effort in China. India cannot close this per capita income gap by 2020, without a faster GDP growth rate (e.g., 10 per cent per year) for which an even greater effort to raise the level of investment will have to be made. This is easier said than done because it would require India to implement a major push for second generation reforms. India is poised better for second generation of reforms, given of course the political will. If indeed India adopts new reforms and removes the main barriers to growth, it is then within Indias reach to close the gap with China and come on par by 2020.

Financial Architecture and Economic Development in China and India

Business & Money

Subramanian Swamy

Economics

<p>Emotion al problems, diseases and pain have become a part of moder life. A majority of people suffer from headaches, sinus, blood pressure, neck pain, backache, diabetes, stress, jointache and what not that too from a very young age. They spend a fortune on getting treatment, but the relief is only temporary. Medicines are not at fault. The real difficulty is that all these are lifestyle problems, which just cannong be eliminated till we change our day-to-day life. The book teaches you what the root causes of the ailments are and how to remove them. Nobody commits major mistakes willingly. It is just that everyone makes some tiny little errors due to ignorance repeatedly, which affects one badly in the long run. We normally wake up only when it is too late and even then do not or cannot pinpoint and also if we become fully aware that the consequences of a seemingly small mistakes can be so serious. This is the aim of the book : to enlighten the readers about hwere they are going wrong unintentionally.</p>

Perfect Health in 20 Weeks

Chandel, Amar

Invisible Forgotten Sufferers: The Plight Of Windows Around The World

Dutt, V

Towards a New India: Governance Transformed 2014-2019

V. Srinivas

DRI & The Dons: The Untold Stories

B.V. Kumar

Separating the Wheat from the Chaff

Hardeep Singh Puri

<p>Product Description      Is Science a tool to better understand the Qur an? A new book, The Scientific Muslim, says so. There are many negative perceptions and stereotypes regarding science and Islam. This book dispels these misconceptions and emphasizes that the Qur an places immense emphasis on scientific knowledge.      About the Author      DR MOHAMMAD ASLAM PARVAIZ was the Vice-Chancellor of Maulana Azad National Urdu University, Hyderabad, and has more than 35 years of experience in teaching, research and administration. He is a science communicator and the founder and editor of /Urdu Science/, India s first and only popular science and environment monthly magazine published in Urdu.</p>

The Scientific Muslim: Understanding Islam in a New Light

Politics & Social Sciences

Mohammad Aslam Parvaiz

Sociology

A Ringside seat to History: An Autobiography

Pascal Alan Nazareth

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