neerajchauhan
Neeraj K Chauhan
India is leading the way, but the phenomenon is by no means limited to countries,like India and China. Underlining the region's emergence as a global economic powerhouse as it leads the way out of global recession, as Asia's economic importance is unmistakable and palpable.
As per me yes why not, based on expected trends, within five years Asia's economy, including Australia and New Zealand, will be about 50 percent larger than it is today in purchasing-power-parity terms, account for more than a third of global output and be comparable in size to the economies of the United States and Europe.
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As per me yes why not, based on expected trends, within five years Asia's economy, including Australia and New Zealand, will be about 50 percent larger than it is today in purchasing-power-parity terms, account for more than a third of global output and be comparable in size to the economies of the United States and Europe.
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