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ONE INTERESTING OBSERVATION SERIES DAY #3 Notice the big difference in GROSS FIXED CAPITAL FORMATION between India and China's GDP, which represents investment in things like infrastructure, property, and machinery. China dedicates a whopping 43% o

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Sajin

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Nice, but this can also be not comparable, as China's GDP is $18 Trillion, while India's is $3.5 Trillion. That's a 5x multiple on everything quantity wise, if not measured in percentage

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