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China and India are the two emerging economies of the world. As of 2019, China and India are 2nd and 5th largest country of the world, respectively in nominal basis. On PPP basis, China is at 1st and India is at 3rd place. Both countries together share 19.46% and 27.18% of total global wealth in nominal and PPP terms, respectively. Among Asian countries, China and India together contribute more than half of Asia’s GDP.
In 1987, GDP (Nominal) of both countries was almost equal. But in 2019, China’s GDP is 4.78 times greater than India. On PPP basis, GDP of China is 2.38x of India. China crossed $1 trillion mark in 1998 while India crossed 9 year later in 2007 at exchange rate basis.
Both countries have been neck-to-neck in GDP per capita terms. As per both methods, India was richer than China in 1990. Now in 2019, China is almost 4.61 times richer than India in nominal method and 2.30 times richer in PPP method. Per capita rank of China and India is 72th and 145th, resp, in nominal. Per capita rank of China and India is 75th and 126th, resp, in PPP.
China attains maximum GDP growth rate of 19.30% in year 1970 and minimum -27.27% in 1961. India reached an all time high of 9.63% in 1988 and a record low of -5.24% in 1979. During period 1961 to 2018, China grew by more than 10% in 22 years while India never. GDP growth rate was negative in five and four years for China and India, respectively.
According to CIA Factbook sector wise GDP composition of India in 2017 are as follows : Agriculture (15.4%), Industry (23%) and Services (61.5%). Sector wise GDP composition of China in 2017 are : Agriculture (8.3%), Industry (39.5%) and Services (52.2%).
- Comparing China and India by Economy – The Statistic Times – 28th August, 2019
China is ______________ economy.
  • a)
    Agricultural
  • b)
    Industrial
  • c)
    Both (A) and (B)
  • d)
    Neither (A) nor (B)
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
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Industry was 39.5% of China's gross domestic product (GDP).
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Overview of China's Economic Structure
China's economy is primarily categorized as industrial, which is evident from the sector-wise composition of its GDP.
Sector-wise GDP Composition
- In 2017, the distribution of GDP sectors for China was as follows:
- Agriculture: 8.3%
- Industry: 39.5%
- Services: 52.2%
This data indicates that a significant portion of China's GDP comes from industrial and service sectors, with industry being a substantial contributor at 39.5%.
Comparison with India
- While India also has a notable industrial sector, its economy is more balanced across agriculture, industry, and services:
- Agriculture: 15.4%
- Industry: 23%
- Services: 61.5%
Here, the industrial sector in India is less dominant compared to China, where industry constitutes a larger share of the GDP.
Reasons for the Industrial Classification
- China's focus on manufacturing and industrial output has helped it become the world's largest manufacturing economy.
- The substantial investment in infrastructure, technology, and manufacturing capabilities has propelled China into an industrial powerhouse.
Conclusion
Given the significant percentage of GDP contributed by the industrial sector in China, it is accurately classified as an industrial economy. The low agricultural contribution further reinforces this classification, distinguishing it from economies that are more agriculturally focused. Therefore, the correct answer is option 'B', indicating that China is primarily an industrial economy.
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