While researching my recent book, “The Trillion Dollar Partnership: US-India by 2030”, I asked 62 executives and leaders about which country they believed India should emulate in its development. The majority answered China, but in a way that was different from traditional comparisons of India and China. No one wanted India to become an authoritarian, centrally-planned state simply to speed decision making or eliminate opposition. What they admired about China was the manner in which...
While researching my recent book, “The Trillion Dollar Partnership: US-India by 2030”, I asked 62 executives and leaders about which country they believed India should emulate in its development. The majority answered China, but in a way that was different from traditional comparisons of India and China. No one wanted India to become an authoritarian, centrally-planned state simply to speed decision making or eliminate opposition. What they admired about China was the manner in which...
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