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...? India and China Traditions India and China Traditions China Traditions, rituals and customs in any country have deep linkages with the spiritual outlook, worldview and practical applications of a people. So is the case with the people of India and China. Certain beliefs and traditions are deeply ingrained in their cultures which manifest in their day-to-day activities. Taking for example the tradition of burning incense sticks in China and India is linked with purifying the place. It is linked with driving the certain insects out from the workplace or...
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...?The Relations Between US, China, and India Part I: Security Strategy of India vs. China India has developed in terms of national defense and security. Like any other countries. India’s security strategy is basically technology-driven.1 It has undergone several nuclear tests to improve the level of their security to protect the national interest. But Pant said, “The biggest challenge for India remains that of continuing to achieve the rates of economic growth that it has enjoyed in recent years--everything else is of secondary importance.”2 China, on the other hand, has also undergone numerous nuclear...
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...(Chow, 2001). In terms of per capita GDP, India is way behind China with only $1124 compared to China’s $7518. (Runckel, 2002) China has a remarkably well developed infrastructural system. A number of prime factors that have developed a vast difference between the two countries’ economies, this include; labor development, manpower, water management, communication, healthcare services and facilities and also civic amenities (Zeng & Bigsten, 2006). All these key aspects become clearly defined in China, a nation that has placed positive impacts in the country's economy turning it to a leading in the world (Runckel, 2002)....
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...Female Roles in India and China Gender roles vary from nation to nation and time to time, in certain regions, women are expected to be subordinates to men, obedient to their families, while in certain regions such as America, they are expected to be individualistic. Females in India perform three main gender roles; they are expected to be daughters, wives and daughters in law and while functioning in these roles they are expected to behave in a different manner. In the ancient Chinese era, women were expected to be inferior to males and continue to operate as mothers, daughters and wives. As mothers, they used to take care of their homes and their...
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.... The future is projected to be merrier for both countries; however, China seems to be on a higher pedestal due to more FDI and multinational investments. References Afan, S. 2013. The Establishment of the Green Tax Policy in China – To Accelerate the Construction of Circular Economy Experimental Zone in Qaidam Basin of Qinghai Province as an Example. Asian Social Science, 9(3), pp.148-153. Agrawal, G., and Khan, M.A. 2011. Impact of FDI on GDP: A Comparative Study of China and India. International Journal of Business & Management, 6(10), pp.71-79. Bensidoun, I., Lemoine, F., and Unal, D. 2009. The integration of China and...
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...Report for promoting Australian trade in India and China The rapid advancements in the production and consumption capa of China have resulted inbuoyant annual economic growth rates in excess of 10% per annum for the past 5 years running, as of 2007. For the period ending in 2007, China's economic growth rate stood at 11.7% (Prospects for the Global Economy. World Bank) with the anticipated growth of the Chinese economy projected to hover around 9.5% for the present year, 2008. Owing to several factors both within and outside of the Chinese market, the consumption patterns within China proper have recorded significant changes. The rapidly expanding Chinese...
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...Sur Colonization in China and India When I was a kid, medieval monarch-themed films fascinate me a lot. I would mimic the way kings and queens talk and address their subjects in a regal way. With this, they're able to gain the respect and obedience of their people.
As I entered preparatory school, I used the stately manners I've seen on films to gain friends and be able to rise above my peers. Because of the beautiful and spacious playground, I brought along my pals from the village to the school whenever the teachers would allow us to do so. Later, I encouraged them to study there with me to which they agreed. In grade school, my clique is the largest; each of my friends excels in different fields....
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.... It has become a favourite spot for all MNCs for pumping in their investments. In fact, China had overtaken the US as the top global destination for FDI in 2003 (Internet, Business line, 2004, Para 1). The USA had of course regained its number one position in the very next year, followed by United Kingdom and China (Internet, Venkitaramanan, 2005, Para 3). Standing next only to the US and the UK, China has been consuming major share of the FDI among all the developing nations.
When we compare the Chinese position with that of India, we are bound to conclude that India is not that much favoured by the MNCs. But there is a world of...
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... Trends towards Western-Style China and India India and china have become the fastest growing emerging markets in the world. India and China registered a sustainable growth in GDP of 7% and 9% respectively in the last decades of the 2000s because of the wide markets available for their goods and services. These economies have become dominated by the young and youthful oriented markets just like the baby boomers times of the United States. However, the youth of today unlike those of the baby boomers, focuses on convenience, quality, and speed, which are driven by the advancing technology. Therefore, marketers of today should understand that, to attract the large youth dominated markets, they must then provide the goods and services... that...
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...Reflection One thing this did was bring me close to God. Seeing the perished civilizations, their remains, and their cultural artifacts, and studying the archaeology of India and China reminded me of how the old civilizations tried to gather wealth and achieve status and position in the society and yet today, all we have left of them is their remains. Nobody remembers who was the king or the queen or other influential person in those dynasties. Even if someone is known in the books of history, their influence has evaporated long ago. This reminds me of the fact that this world is not about gathering wealth or riches, rather it is about doing good deeds because their effect will be ever-lasting.
This course has deepened by interest... in...
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