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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: In this issue of Comparative, we focus on the Indian economy, which has frequently appeared in domestic financial media. When it comes to the Indian economy, Editor-in-Chief Professor Wu Jinglian has always paid close attention, and we had long wanted to organize articles on the Indian economy at the beginning of the year. However, it has been delayed for a long time, mainly because there are both praise and criticism regarding India's recent economic performance. The former highlights India's outstanding financial industry, its banking system with very few bad debts, its highly open financial market, and many excellent financial talents. Its information industry not only grows rapidly but also drives economic growth. The governance and profitability of Indian companies also have a strong competitive advantage, and India will soon surpass China. Comparative is an academic platform that provides readers with insights into comparative institutional analysis. It stays at the forefront of theory, selectively introducing the experiences and lessons of other countries, the theories and practices of transition economies, and the developments in the field of comparative research. At the same time, it targets specific issues by introducing domestic and international academic theories on the design of China's economic reform plans, policy recommendations, and comments.