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India wants strategic autonomy and a stronger voice for the Global South. But its rise is constrained by dependence on Chinese imports, a manufacturing sector t…
India wants strategic autonomy and a stronger voice for the Global South. But its rise is constrained by dependence on Chinese imports, a manufacturing sector that has struggled to create enough secure jobs and an IT industry facing disruption from artificial intelligence. Economists Ajay Chhibber and Jayati Ghosh debate whether China is blocking India’s ascent or whether the deeper problem lies in India’s own development strategy.
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India wants strategic autonomy and a stronger voice for the Global South. But its rise is constrained by dependence on Chinese imports, a manufacturing sector that has struggled to create enough secure jobs and an IT industry facing disruption from artificial intelligence. Economists Ajay Chhibber and Jayati Ghosh debate whether China is blocking India’s ascent or whether the deeper problem lies in India’s own development strategy.
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