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This article was nominated for deletion on 6 November 2005. The result of the discussion was keep. An archived record of this discussion can be found here.

Wow, this didn't get deleted. I'm going to make a Peopleonia article about a neologism that refers to people on Earth.

China's services industry is a competitor to India, but China overtaking India in the services segment is a far cry. Also you seem to think that China's competitveness in manufacturing will persist indefinitely which is unlikely given CHina's heavy reliance on an artificially pegged low Yuan. Countries like Vietnam, Bangladesh and India would emerge as attractive alternatives.

India has a total of 58,000 km of highways, of which 4,885 km are expressways. China has a total of 1.55 million km of highways, of which 42,000 km are expressways. China's competiveness is not merely in manufacturing, but in its overall infrastructure, including education. The economies of India and China are as different as night and day.

How good roads will help BPO workers more than a knowledge of english is beyond me. -XK