Indian Democracy, Chinese Autocracy
Tiger vs dragon: China opened its economy to the world in the 1970s. India didn't follow suit until the 1990s. Despite China's 30-year head start, India's economy is quickly gaining ground, ready to overtake the Chinese economy. Who will win? And what does it mean to the North American economy?
Gordon Chang, columnist at Forbes.com, and author of The Coming Collapse of China.
Sarah Kutulakos, executive director and chief operating officer of the Canada China Business Council.
Gregory Chin, associate professor of political science at York University.
Partha Mohanram, associate professor at the Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto.
Douglas Goold, director, National Conversation on Asia & senior editor Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada.
Join the discussion on The Inside Agenda blog » India versus me
All episodes of The Agenda with Steve Paikin are available on-demand in streaming video and audio & video podcasts at: tvo.org/theagenda.
Tiger vs dragon: China opened its economy to the world in the 1970s. India didn't follow suit until the 1990s. Despite China's 30-year head start, India's economy is quickly gaining ground, ready to overtake the Chinese economy. Who will win? And what does it mean to the North American economy?
Gordon Chang, columnist at Forbes.com, and author of The Coming Collapse of China.
Sarah Kutulakos, executive director and chief operating officer of the Canada China Business Council.
Gregory Chin, associate professor of political science at York University.
Partha Mohanram, associate professor at the Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto.
Douglas Goold, director, National Conversation on Asia & senior editor Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada.
Join the discussion on The Inside Agenda blog » India versus me
All episodes of The Agenda with Steve Paikin are available on-demand in streaming video and audio & video podcasts at: tvo.org/theagenda.
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