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Edit: Off course, just 0.6-0.7% for three decades, Indian Population has matured but do you know that India's per capita income growth rate has remained above 6%? 6% is fast enough to realize what we want to be even with zero population growth rate. Only way to halt it is a sharp fall in...

I have already told you about this, If you have read my previous post. I said fertility rate is 2.4 (below world average) and population growth rate is 1.16% (sustainable) which means it will grow moderately till 2050 and will sharply decline post that. Till then, let the middle class expand...

These are "projections" not "predictions" mate. They completely depend on "if current scenario goes on". Usually, considered over experience of decades and assuming that convention will remain consistent. There's a convention that countries with declining population grow slower. It's not...

These predictions are based on statistics, not Jyotirvidya.:biggrin2: All I know that India has performed only better than PwC projections. If not exactly, results are always proved close to projection. Not saying 40-50 times of UK but 40-50 times of Pakistan or Bangladesh. India's per capita...

Only by British PWC, by World Bank and IMF, India will have 40 to 50 times of Pakistani Economy. If India becomes an upper middle income economy with 60% higher population than PRC, surpassing Chinese Economy in this century won't be unrealistic.

I don't think 15 years was really a very long term projection but yeah for 2050. During end of last decade, India was growing at double digit probably one which this projected but then came the economic crisis which caused recession. So, the question depends sustaination of growth. Depends on...

Honestly saying, like always, a dodgy report from UK.:biggrin2: I don't care about growth rate for Pakistan but India, pretty lower than any other report published. IMF & WB put us for $10 trillions, only British Think Tanks project it between $6.6 to $7.5 trillions. Look here everyone! @Neo...

The growth rate classified is moderate for a third world country.

Do you have official link of British PWC report? Edit: For you.;) https://www.pwc.com/gx/en/issues/the-economy/assets/world-in-2050-february-2015.pdf My humble request to members to not ruin the thread.