FutureMap's Khanna on India's Population Growth

The transcript discusses the implications of India's growing population, which now surpasses China's, and its potential impact on the global economy. It highlights the challenges India faces, such as low labor productivity and an inadequate educational system, while also noting the country's rapid urbanization and digitization. The discussion compares India's economic growth strategies with China's, emphasizing the need for infrastructure investment and education reform. The transcript also explores the differences in political systems between India and China and their effects on economic growth.

What are the broader implications of the population shift from China to India?

How does the median age of India's population compare to that of China's?

What challenges does India face in terms of labor productivity and job creation?

In what ways is India's educational system inadequate for its population size?

What are the key factors that contribute to India's economic challenges despite its large population?

What role does infrastructure investment play in India's economic growth?

How does the political system in India affect its economic growth compared to China?