From emerging markets to superpowers : India and China

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<abstract displayLabel="Summary">For the last 10 years people have been trying to answer the question as to whether China or India is ahead economically. China leads because of its lack of democracy and successful control of population growth, but India was ruled and developed under the Brithish legal system and may well become the IT back office of the world. The article is a compared study of the financial systems and the potential foreign investors related to demographic information</abstract>
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