India's manufacturing growth can be achieved without exclusively choosing between Japan and China, as both nations offer distinct advantages. Japan is a significant investor in India, contributing over $48 billion in FDI this century, with notable financial sector investments. However, India's trade volume with China is substantially larger, highlighting economic complementarity, as Japanese industrial investments often rely on Chinese components. While China has seen massive FDI inflows, India's FDI stock remains considerably smaller, indicating room for growth. AI
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- Shriram Finance Limited
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- World Bank
- World Trade Organization
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