Presented By:

Satish Badalia

Chintan Vaidya

Tejas

Sourabh Kumar (C- 127)

Aditya Desai

Ruchit

Neha

*Highly developed and successful free market Economy

*Enjoys an open and corruption-free environment, stable prices, and a per capita GDP higher than that of most developed countries

*Depends heavily on exports, particularly in consumer electronics, information technology products, pharmaceuticals, and on a growing financial services sector

*The economy contracted 1.0% in 2009 as a result of the global financial crisis, but rebounded 14.8% in 2010

*The government hopes to establish a new growth path that focuses on raising productivity, which has sunk to a compound annual growth rate of just 1.8% in the last decade

*With 1.2 billion people and the world’s fourth-largest

economy, India’s recent growth and development has

been one of the most significant achievements

*Transformed from chronic dependence on grain imports

into a global agricultural powerhouse that is now a net

exporter of food

*Life expectancy has more than doubled, literacy rates

have quadrupled, health conditions have improved, and a

sizeable middle class has emerged

*India is now home to globally recognized companies in

pharmaceuticals and steel and information and space

technologies

3,287,240 sq. km

Total Population

2005 : 4,425,720

2006 : 4,492,150

2007 : 4,553,009

2008 : 4,608,167

2009 : 4,657,542

2010 : 4,701,069

624 sq km

2005 : 1,080,264,000

2006 : 1,095,352,000

2007 : 1,129,866,000

2008 : 1,147,996,000

2009 : 1,166,079,000

2010 : 1,173,108,000

*GDP Amount (in US$)

2005 : 123,506,892,267.6

2006 : 139,020,876,513.2

2007 : 168,705,756,482.3

2008 : 178,924,164,929.5

2009 : 194,131,267,854.5

2010 : 217,200,123,752.4

2005 : 834,216,897,836.7

2006 : 949,116,769,619.2

2007 : 1,238,700,195,643.9

2008 : 1,224,096,625,885.5

2009 : 1,365,372,912,989.1

2010 : 1,710,917,218,018.0

*GDP Growth Percentage

2005 : 7.4 %

2006 : 8.6%

2007 : 9.0%

2008 : 1.7%

2009 : -0.8%

2010 : 14.8%

2005 : 9.3%

2006 : 9.3%

2007 : 9.8%

2008 : 3.9%

2009 : 8.5%

2010 : 1.0%

*Per Capita Income (in

US$)

2005 : 45,374

2006 : 47,830

2007 : 49,942

2008 : 48,160

2009 : 46,271

2010 : 52,170

2005 : 2,209

2006 : 2,378

2007 : 2,573

2008 : 2,635

2009 : 2,813

2010 : 3,039

*FDI net inflows (% of

GDP)

2005 : 12.5

2006 : 21.1

2007 : 22.0

2008 : 5.1

2009 : 8.7

2010 : 18.1

2005 : 0.9

2006 : 2.1

2007 : 2.1

2008 : 3.5

2009 : 2.6

2010 : 1.4

*Exports (As % of GDP)

2005 : 229.7

2006 : 233.3

2007 : 217.2

2008 : 232.9

2009 : 196.0

2010 : 203.6

2005 : 19.3

2006 : 21.1

2007 : 20.4

2008 : 23.6

2009 : 20.0

2010 : 21.9

*Imports ( % of GDP)

2005 : 200.3

2006 : 203.6

2007 : 186.2

2008 : 211.2

2009 : 170.8

2010 : 174.1

2005 : 22.0

2006 : 24.2

2007 : 24.4

2008 : 28.7

2009 : 25.4

2010 : 26.3

*Mean Years of Schooling

(adults)(in Years)

2005 : 8.4

2006 : 8.8

2007 : 9.1

2008 : 9.4

2009 : 9.4

2010 : 10.1

2005 : 4.0

2006 : 4.1

2007 : 4.1

2008 : 4.2

2009 : 4.3

2010 : 4.4

Comparing Singapore to India

* Singapore consumes approx. 87 times more oil than

India (USA consumes 97 times)

* Singapore now uses around 16.7 times more electricity

than India and it makes 16.2 times more money

* Women have around 96% less chance of dying in infancy

* You’ve got a chance to live 15-16 years more

* You’ve got around 72% chance of getting employed

* Singapore got around 60% less babies/children

* 1/3rd of population is less prone to aids and other

diseases