i was talking about PPP GDP not nominalRemind you: Modi has already been in power for 12 years. It seems his greatest achievement is making Hindus' IQ decline:
Year China GDP (trillion USD)
India GDP (trillion USD)
2014 10.67 2.04 2015 11.28 2.10 2020 15.00 2.67 2025 19.50 3.96 2026 20.85 3.99
When your GDP becomes a number the world uses to measure your power, getting the methodology wrong stops being a domestic problem
Don’t worry, I’m not derailing the thread. I’m following the GDP numbers all the way down to where they come from.
You have no purchasing power. Coal, oil, natural gas, gold, industrial goods—most of everything in the world, tangible and intangible, you need to import. The purchasing power parity index is the most laughable. The vast majority of your goods are more expensive than China's.
| Item | China (CNY) | India (INR → CNY) |
|---|---|---|
| Rice (1 kg) | Retail price approx. 2.8 – 3.0 yuan | Average retail price approx. 45 – 62 INR (approx. 3.2 – 4.4 yuan) |
| Eggs (1 piece) | Retail price approx. 0.6 – 0.8 yuan | Retail price approx. 8.5 – 9 INR (approx. 0.60 – 0.64 yuan) |
| Cooking Oil (1 L) | Soybean oil approx. 12 – 13 yuan; rapeseed oil approx. 15 – 16 yuan | Mustard oil approx. 190 – 210 INR (approx. 13.5 – 14.9 yuan); refined oil approx. 155 INR (approx. 11.0 yuan) |
| Potatoes (1 kg) | Average wholesale price approx. 2.3 – 2.5 yuan | Median wholesale price approx. 14.7 INR (approx. 1.04 yuan); retail approx. 20 INR (approx. 1.42 yuan) |
| Onions (1 kg) | Average wholesale price approx. 2.5 yuan | Average retail price approx. 53.8 – 54.2 INR (approx. 3.8 – 3.85 yuan) |
| Tomatoes (1 kg) | Wholesale price approx. 2.2 – 3.2 yuan | Average wholesale price approx. 25 INR (approx. 1.8 yuan); government-subsidized retail price 80 INR (approx. 5.7 yuan) |
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Its above your pay grade. IMF has verified and praised methodology using which India corrected its GDP by -3.5% for overestimation during 2012-23 and provided latest 2026 numbers.I asked about the methodology. You gave me the number. That rather proves my point.
This also proves that the IMF, for over a decade, has not had the ability to verify Modi's fabricating data
It certainly seems to be a problem for BD and PakistanWhen your GDP becomes a number the world uses to measure your power, getting the methodology wrong stops being a domestic problem
Your rebuttal are like your Samosa Jets. Like little birds falling outta the sky.
I suppose nobody pays much attention to your GDP figures...
There is no fabrication of data. It's just about adding Double Deflator in equation.
Modi's propaganda is always so wonderful. Whenever the GDP growth rate cannot reach the imagination, he starts using all kinds of beautiful terms to manipulate the data.
Revisions are a normal excersize in any country, must be a new concept for jobless wumaos but not for the world
Every revision cuts the previous year's GDP to make the current year's growth rate look prettier. How marvelous! For an Indian like you whose dreams are about to shatter, rediscovering the great power of Modi the wizard—that must be quite a concept
Infact most recent revisions has resulted in increasing previous years' growth rate and not reducing them, like I said if it's a new concept for jobless wumaos then it's better to learn firstEvery revision cuts the previous year's GDP to make the current year's growth rate look prettier. How marvelous! For an Indian like you whose dreams are about to shatter, rediscovering the great power of Modi the wizard—that must be quite a concept
where the unemployed and agricultural population make up the majority, Indians all devoutly believe in Modi.
Idk who is that janitor subhash chandra, if you value his opinion so much, feel free to induct him into your cpc politburo so that chinese can do something else apart from food delivery
