The emergence of China and India and the impact on the United States
Tracy Davis
|General Purpose: |To argue a position |
|Specific Purpose: |To argue the position that globalization is creating a level playing field between the |
| |east and the west. |
|Central Idea: |The emergence of China and India’s third world economies due to trade and investment and|
| |the costs and benefits to the United States. |
1. Economies
Government planned economy-Communism
Market Economy- Capitalism
a. China has changed its economy to a market economy while retaining the . political authoritarian government.
b. India has a market economy and a democratic government
c. The United States practices and reaps the benefits and costs of a
market based economy.
2. Trade
a. The World Trade Organization was established in 1990. Communism had collapsed and capitalism spearheaded by the United States encouraged nations to join and establish a global trading community
b. At last count, the U.S. trade gap with China for 2008 was running at an annualized $717.1 billion versus the $700.3 billion in all of 2007, based on U.S. Commerce Department numbers. The deficit August figure was $25.3 billion, the second highest monthly total ever.
c. India has set a target of $200 billion in exports for the current fiscal year ending March 31, up from $155.5 billion reported for 2007-08, and is aiming for a 5-percent share in... [continues]
Tracy Davis
|General Purpose: |To argue a position |
|Specific Purpose: |To argue the position that globalization is creating a level playing field between the |
| |east and the west. |
|Central Idea: |The emergence of China and India’s third world economies due to trade and investment and|
| |the costs and benefits to the United States. |
1. Economies
Government planned economy-Communism
Market Economy- Capitalism
a. China has changed its economy to a market economy while retaining the . political authoritarian government.
b. India has a market economy and a democratic government
c. The United States practices and reaps the benefits and costs of a
market based economy.
2. Trade
a. The World Trade Organization was established in 1990. Communism had collapsed and capitalism spearheaded by the United States encouraged nations to join and establish a global trading community
b. At last count, the U.S. trade gap with China for 2008 was running at an annualized $717.1 billion versus the $700.3 billion in all of 2007, based on U.S. Commerce Department numbers. The deficit August figure was $25.3 billion, the second highest monthly total ever.
c. India has set a target of $200 billion in exports for the current fiscal year ending March 31, up from $155.5 billion reported for 2007-08, and is aiming for a 5-percent share in... [continues]
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