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Indian Economy: Growth Success, Structural Challenges I A-Level Case Study

India provides one of the richest contemporary case studies for A-level development economics. In this video, we analyse how rapid economic growth has reduced extreme poverty and increased India’s global economic importance, while also creating major structural challenges. Geoff explores India’s demographic dividend, rising global firms, digital financial inclusion and strong remittance inflows. The video also examines key constraints on development in India, including low labour productivity, inequality and a K-shaped growth path, weak innovation intensity, climate change risks and job creation for young people. This video is adeal for data response questions, evaluation and synoptic essays on growth versus development. VIDEO TIMESTAMPS 00:00 India's Global Standing: Discusses India's position as the third-largest economy in the world (PPP adjusted) and its growing share of world GDP. 01:05 Growth Rate: Highlights India as the fastest-growing leading nation, overtaking China's growth rate. 02:13 Poverty Reduction: Looks at data showing the significant decline in extreme poverty over the last few decades. 04:33 Rise of Multinationals: The importance of Indian Transnational Corporations (TNCs) like Tata and Reliance in moving up the global value chain. 06:51 "Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid": Explains C.K. Prahalad’s theory on finding economic opportunity by serving the poor with high-volume, low-margin goods (e.g., single-sachet products). 09:46 Inequality & K-Shaped Recovery: Discusses the widening wealth gap, where the top 1% hold 40% of wealth while the bottom half faces increased debt. 12:27 Demographic Dividend: Examines India’s young population and the economic advantage of having a large working-age group compared to aging nations. 14:01 The Middle-Income Trap: Analyze the challenge of sustaining growth to become a high-income country using the "3 I's" (Investment, Infusion, Innovation). 17:20 Female Workforce Participation: Highlights the low percentage of women in the workforce (33%) as a major untapped economic resource. 20:03 Remittances: Details how India is the world's largest recipient of remittances, which act as a crucial financial fuel for families. 21:23 Climate Change Impact: Discusses heat stress and climate change not just as environmental issues, but as structural economic threats affecting productivity and agriculture. 23:52 AI & Future Growth: Explores whether AI will be a challenge or a catalyst, specifically its potential use in precision farming and rural healthcare. #EconomicDevelopment #ALevelEconomics #india MORE ECONOMICS STUDY HELP FROM TUTOR2U Level up your Economics revision with tutor2u: 🎬 Cinema Exam Workshops: https://www.tutor2u.net/workshops 💻 Online Revision Courses: https://ondemand.tutor2u.net/students 📖 Revision Guides, Flashcards & Workbooks: https://www.tutor2u.net/shop/resource... 🤖 Examiner AI: https://ai.tutor2u.net/ 👩‍🏫 Personal Tuition: https://www.tutor2u.net/tuition 🔴 tutor2u Livestreams: https://www.tutor2u.net/live and don't forget to... 👉 Subscribe for free revision videos:    / @tutor2u