India’s Rise to Top 3: How It Will Affect YOUR Wealth? World Bank Economist | FWS 82
Published: 2025-12-10
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Published: 2025-12-10
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Predictions from this Video
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India is predicted to be among the top three global economies.
"India for sure will be in the top three world economies."
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India is projected to maintain a growth rate of 6-7%.
"India will continue at its cruising altitude of you know anywhere between six 7% growth."
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India is expected to reach higher middle-income status and become one of the top three global economies.
"India will make it to higher middle income and the country as a whole will be in the top three economies in the world."
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India's growth at 7% compared to China's lower growth rate will lead to a narrowing of the economic gap between the two countries if trends persist.
"India is growing at 7%. China is growing much below that. If things remain the same for the foreseeable future, well, the gap will slowly narrow."
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The Indian economy has quadrupled in real terms over the past 25 years.
"So the last 25 years. The size of the Indian economy grew four times. in real terms, not in nominal terms, in real terms."
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Real income per capita in India has tripled.
"Real income per capita grew three times."
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Global economic growth has been on a declining trend across recent decades.
"what we've seen is worldwide growth has been declining from one decade to the next."
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Economic growth, trade growth, and FDI have all been experiencing declining rates.
"growth has been declining, economic growth, then trade growth has been declining. It's still growing, but the rate at which it's growing has been declining. FDI has been declining."
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In 2025, China contributed approximately 30% and India 20% to world growth, with both countries combined accounting for 50% of global economic growth.
"in 2025, the contribution to world growth of China was about um you know 30%. The contribution of India to world growth was 20%, the contribution of the US to world growth was a little bit over 10%. But India and China alone contributed 50% of world growth in 2025."
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India has progressed from being a low-income country to a lower-middle-income country.
"India has moved from low income to lower middle income."
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India, currently in the lower-middle-income category, aims to graduate to upper-middle-income status within the next 20 years, by 2047.
"India is in the middle middle income country category and the target it has set for itself parat by 2047 means that in the next 20 years you want to graduate from lower middle income to higher middle income."
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Changes in societal norms are expected to drive further positive economic development in India in the coming years.
"hopefully in the next few years this creates another positive driver for India's."
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India's economy has quadrupled in real terms over the last 25 years.
"The size of the Indian economy grew four times. in real terms, not in nominal terms, in real terms."
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Real per capita income in India has tripled.
"Real income per capita grew three times."
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India is predicted with certainty to be among the top three global economies, barring catastrophic events.
"India for sure will be in the top three world economies."
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India is certain to reach upper-middle-income status, with a projected GDP per capita of $10,000, implying a five-fold increase in wealth for its citizens.
"the upper middle income is an absolute certainty which is about $10,000 per GDP per capita which is basically all of us going to be five times richer"
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Focusing on making agriculture more productive and integrated with value creation in rural areas is a key strategy for India.
"how you can make the agriculture itself more productive, more linked to value creation in rural areas."
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Leading sectors in India, such as manufacturing and modern services, are showing high productivity growth but are not significant job creators.
"these sectors have been experiencing incredible productivity growth but they're not employing a lot of people"
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The MSME sector, which employs a large portion of the population, has not experienced the same level of productivity growth as leading sectors.
"the sectors that are employing a lot of people is the MSMES and those haven't experienced the same type of productivity growth."
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Integration into global markets offers significant productivity gains for India through knowledge transfer, idea exchange, managerial experience, and exposure to competition, exceeding benefits derived solely from a large domestic market.
"integration into global markets comes Comes with knowledge transfer, come with ideas exchanges, comes with managerial experience that gets transferred, comes with exposure to competition, to more sophisticated clients, to more sophisticated products and you get a lot of productivity gains from interacting with the rest of the world much beyond what you get by just having a bigger pool of customers."
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India is considered one of the most exciting and promising places to be currently, with rapid development and significant potential, making it attractive for professionals in various fields, including economics.
"India is one of the most exciting places to be right now. It's true for you in your line of business. It's true for me in my line of business as an economist, as a development economist because it's moving very fast. It has a lot of potential, a lot of promise."
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