Both India and China made significant moves in the last quarter of…

  

Both India and China made significant moves in the last quarter of… Both India and China made significant moves in the last quarter of the 20th century toward greater “liberalization” of their economies, that is toward greater reliance on market incentives and global integration, and less reliance on state control of the economy.  In both cases this led toward markedly higher rates of economic growth.  But the experiences of the two countries were not the same.  Briefly compare the experience of India and China with “liberalization,” paying attention to rates of economic growth, structural changes in their class structures, and political changes History Asian History HI 264 Share (0)