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市場調査レポート
インドのマクロ経済の成長機会：2030年までの予測Macroeconomic Growth Opportunities in India, Forecast to 2030 |
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| 発行 | Frost & Sullivan | 商品コード | 943715 | ||||
| 出版日 | ページ情報 | 英文 37 Pages 納期: 即日から翌営業日 |
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| インドのマクロ経済の成長機会：2030年までの予測 Macroeconomic Growth Opportunities in India, Forecast to 2030 | ||
| 出版日: 2020年06月04日 | ページ情報: 英文 37 Pages |
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インドは、他の国々同様、新型コロナウイルス感染症（COVID-19）パンデミックの多大な影響を受けており、2020年の経済成長は鈍化する可能性が高いものの、将来的な見通しは明るいといえます。インドのGDP伸び率は、2020年におよそ1％に低下するものの、2030年のGDPは世界第4位になると予想されます。すでに大都市は飽和状態となっているため、今後の焦点は中小都市へと移り、インドが成長と発展を続けるうえで重要な役割を担うことになります。インドでは、労働年齢人口が増加傾向にあり、この点でも大きな可能性があります。
当レポートは、インドのマクロ経済の成長機会について調査したもので、COVID-19の経済的な影響、長期的な経済成長の可能性、成長機会などについて分析しています。
The Likelihood of India Becoming the Fourth-largest Economy, with an 80% Middle-class Household Share, Creates Significant Business Potential
India is, no doubt, reeling from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, as is the rest of the world. Beyond the growth slowdown in 2020, India's long-term macroeconomic prospects still remain bright.
This research examines India's long-term macroeconomic outlook and sheds light on growth opportunities that Indian and global businesses could tap into.
While 2020 GDP growth is expected to slip to about 1%, India will nonetheless climb the economic ladder thereafter to become the 4th largest economy globally by 2030 in terms of GDP size. Accelerated structural reforms can also make India the fourth-largest economy. With metros near saturation, Tier II and Tier III Indian cities will play a pivotal role in shaping India's growth and development in the next decade. More economic and business opportunities are expected to emerge from these cities over the next few years. In addition, businesses can also look forward to a booming Indian middle class which will strengthen the economy. The luxury market stands to benefit from the high growth of millionaires in India. Tier II and Tier III cities will see a rise in the demand for wealth-management services.
Companies operating in India can tap into opportunities tied to India's population structure. The size and market share of the Indian working-age population are expected to grow, in contrast to a decline in China. Systematic training and education of India's growing workforce would directly serve the growth of Indian businesses and industries. While the size of India's elderly population is expected to grow by nearly 1.5 times between 2015 and 2030, there are major gaps in senior living real estate and geriatric care that companies could explore.
A large portion of the financial transactions in the Indian economy is expected to be digital in the next five years, enabling India to transition from its status as a cash-based economy to being a digital economy. As India leads social media usage, the rapid uptick in usage and relatively low social media penetration rates offer several business opportunities to social media companies.
