The Tertiary Industry to Promote the Indian Economy
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India's Central Bureau of Statistics recently released data show that India's economic growth in the third quarter, 8.9%, higher than the previous forecast of 8% of the market. Than-expected economic growth in India, mainly due to the rapid growth of tertiary industry.
Data show that in the third quarter of India's trade, hotels, transport and communication industry output increased by 12.1%, higher than the 10.9% the previous quarter, gross domestic product (GDP) nearly 30%. Same period increased by 4.4% in agriculture, more than 2.5% the previous quarter. Compared with the second quarter, construction and water, electricity and gas supply industry, the increase in both the fall.
In recent years, India's rapid economic growth mainly depends on the strength of the tertiary industry to promote. From 2007 to 2009, the proportion of GDP, agricultural output has been declining in 2009, dropped to less than 15% level. The same period, the proportion of GDP, industrial output remained at 20%. While the tertiary industry continued to maintain the growth momentum, GDP, increased from 63% in 2007 rising to 65% in 2009.
The telecommunications industry as an example, benefit from the proliferation of telecommunications users, from 2005 to 2009, the Indian trade, hotels, transport and communication industry average annual growth rate of close to 10%. India's telecoms regulator to the latest report shows that from 2005 to 2009, the number of telecom users in India nearly 45% average annual growth rate. As of the end of June this year, India's telecom users (including wired and wireless) 6.7 billion.
The reason why the rapid growth of tertiary industry, India is the main reason for the growing domestic market. Although since 2004, the proportion of GDP, India's exports continue to rise, but until 2009, this figure is only about 20%, lower than the level of many other developing countries. The development of the domestic market in India with India's population structure are closely related. India's latest census results show that the total population in India, the proportion of people under the age of 65, more than 95%, of which the population between the ages of 15-65 accounted for 60%. The data are from the United States Central Intelligence Agency shows that the total population of India in 2010 to 11.7 million population in 2001 roughly the same.
Younger population not only brings a wealth of labor resources in India, but also a huge consumer market. Holding a mobile penetration rate is only 2006, the Indian mobile phone penetration rate of approximately 150 thousand, by 2008 reached about 250. |
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2010-12-17 12:35:17 |
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