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Join us for a
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As the
economies of China and India become larger players on
the global stage, what are the policy implications for
the West? Both countries continue to increase military
spending and both countries have active space
exploration programs as well as nuclear weapons. How
will this alter the geopolitical balance?
As workforces
and companies in both countries become more competent
and more specialized, what are are the implications of
certain skills disappearing from the West altogether.
Could the West become hostage to China and India?
Flows
of capital and currency are changing. As China holds
more and more Western bonds and as companies from India
and China start to acquire assets in the West, is it
even relevant to measure these countries by the growth
of Foreign Direct Investment from the
West? How will the rise of companies and
entrepreneurs from China and India alter the way that we
look at the world?
The presenter, Gunjan Bagla, teaches an
executive seminar at Caltech’s International Business
program and is the author of Doing Business in 21st
Century India: How to Profit Today from Tomorrow’s Most
Exciting Market. (The book follows Ted Plafker’s Doing
Business In China). Bagla lives in California
and travels to India and China on business frequently on
behalf of his clients.
This Webinar is brought
to you by the India, China & America Institute, a
non-profit research institute working to foster research
and dissemination of knowledge on the rise of China and
India and their impact on global markets, global
resources and geopolitics of the world. The ICA
Institute's mission is to generate new perspectives on
the role of market and resource driven economic
development. ICA Institute fosters interaction and
dialogue between academic scholars, industry leaders and
policy makers on the impact of emerging economies in
general and China and India in particular.
The
only cost is your long distance phone call to
dial-in. |
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Around the World in
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Monday,
September 22, 2008 |
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System
Requirements
PC-based attendees
Required:
Windows® 2000, XP Home, XP Pro, 2003 Server,
Vista |
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Macintosh®-based attendees
Required:
Mac OS® X 10.3.9 (Panther®) or newer |
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