As the world economy becomes more integrated and global, U.S. companies are facing an unprecedented opportunity - and a challenge. In the global market, China has made great achievements in economic and commercial real estate. China is becoming a manufacturing base for the world to provide quality products at low prices. As more and more businesses are turning their attention to the progress of China, however, they are missing an important part of the equation: the neighboring country, India. Presents the argument that India could be a viable alternative in competition with other countries in the world. Despite its problems, the Indian government and people are determined to increase the contribution of India in the global economy. So India can serve as the next frontier. "Hide
by Saran Anshu, Chiquan Guo Source: Business Horizons 8 pages. Publication Date: March 15, 2005. Prod. #: BH117-PDF-ENG
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