Question

1. Identify the area in which USA is producing the most of its educational outputs than China and India.
2. Discuss the relevance of the educational outputs in three countries.
3. Explain how the US educational output is incompatible with the job creation.
4. Evaluate if the shift will continue. Support your evaluation with evidence.
5. Debate the belief of the younger generations of Chinese and Indians in reference to the economic power shift.
6. Explain how the motivated generations will impact their economic growth; and their respective countries will become the United States of a few decades ago?
7. Analyze if these changes will test western nations true commitment to global and open trade.
8. Explain the challenges that China and India are facing even with their educational success. Give some benchmarks to support your ideas.

Take on the role of consultant and propose persuasive recommendation to further inspire economic growth and reduce unemployment rates.

Answer 1

1) Identify the area in which USA is producing the most of its educational outputs than China and India.?

Answer :-This diversity offers students options to specialize in a variety of academic disciplines and even gain employment training.More than 4,500 accredited institutions make up U.S. higher education in the United States. Unlike many countries, U.S. higher education institutions are not centrally organized or managed, but are accredited on a national or regional level by independent accrediting bodies. A variety of institution types offer higher-education degrees. Liberal arts institutions, for example, offer courses in the arts, humanities, languages, and social and physical sciences.

2) Discuss the relevance of educational outputs of these three countries?

Answer India’s record has been less than exemplary even as other developing nations have raced ahead of India in nurturing academic talent, and in promoting research. China’s performance in this regard has been the most extraordinary. Even till the early years of the 21st century, the gap between India and China in terms of the number of top-ranked universities and in terms of the gross enrolment ratio in higher education was marginal. While fields of study, the largest segment of U.S. short-term students abroad is in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) fields (25 percent in 2015/16). This segment has grown steadily over time, from about 16 percent in 2005/06. The next largest segments are students in business and the social sciences.The vast majority of students studying abroad are enrolled at the undergraduate level (86.4 percent)

Answer 3 International students usually have short-term opportunities to work, although they are limited, during and immediately following coursework. There are some opportunities to stay longer in the U.S. to work, largely through the H1-B visa program, and for a select few, to work toward permanent residency.The dominance of the U.S. among host nations of international students, however, is slowly eroding. As mentioned, the U.S. has gradually lost market share, even as absolute growth has continued.

Answer 4 Evaluate if the shift will continued international students have limited opportunities to work during and after their studies. These opportunities are generically known, respectively, as pre-completion work training and post-completion work training. The amount of time that they are allowed to work depends on their visa type, field of study, and, for J-1 visa holders, the level of study. Students can generally work at any time on campus for up to 20 hours a week during the school year and take on more hours during school breaks. When and where they work off-campus varies, though most are not allowed to work during the first year of their program.

Answer 5 The parallel revival of these two nations also dramatically exemplifies Asia’s resurgence in the global system. Although there has been a steady shift in the concentration of capabilities from West to East ever since the end of World War II, this transformation took a decisive turn when the smaller, early-industrializing nations of Asia—Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Singapore—were joined by the large, continental-sized states of China and India.

Answer 6 In the next decade, China will solidify its place as the largest economy in the world. They expect India will surpass the United States within the same period, as the analysis forecasts that the South Asian country will move up to second place.They project trend growth for India to accelerate to 7.8 percent by the 2020s while China’s will moderate to 5 percent by 2030 reflecting a natural slowdown given the economy’s size.

Answer 7 The private sector is increasingly interested in ensuring that free trade is protected and helps support business opportunities including entry and growth for SMEs and MSMEs as well as participation in global value chains.

Answer 8 challenes faced by india and china are as follows:-

• Enrollement
• Equity
• quality
• poor infrastructure
• lack of research

Solutions:-

• Acknowledge and address overcrowding.
• Make funding schools a priority.
• Address the school-to-prison pipeline.
• Raise standards for teachers.
• Put classroom-running and curriculum-building decisions in the hands of the community.