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  • A Comparison of the United States India and China as Subjects to Inflationary Pressures and Their Effects on the Economy and Export Competitiveness

    Abstract

    A big problem in todays environment is inflation or prices that keep going up. Inflation rates during years are much greater than those of prior eras for a variety of reasons. A high unemployment rate and inflation go hand in hand making it harder to rein in inflation. As a major drag on economic activity rising inflation is a major worry for many nations. Because of its strong position in the global market the Indian economy has grown substantially. A growing graph has been maintained by the Indian economy. Markets for Indian goods are crucial to export development which is in turn highly reliant on the global economys strength of recovery and Indias ability to build dependability and competitiveness while also convincing a skeptical world of it. The comparative performance of India in global business competitiveness prompted this research. The United States and China were chosen because one they are Indias most important trading partners and investment partners and two they are Indi