Answer:
Power, equality, nationalism.
Step-by-step explanation:
India and China together created approximately 13.5 million jobs and contributed 1.8 percentage points to the overall world GDP last year.
India’s success in the IT service sector, and China’s in mass manufacturing over the last decade, have helped position both countries as rising superpowers.
The onset of the Fourth Industrial Revolution era means that digital, physical and biological systems are working together to displace highly monotonous jobs. India and China are now at a stage where Machine Learning tools are fast making entry-level programmer jobs in India’s IT sector obsolete; and automated industrial jobs and efficient manufacturing lines are putting blue-collar factory workers in China out of jobs. India and China are both making calculated efforts to counteract the adverse effect of technological innovations that are displacing humans from their current employment.
China’s efforts to be a leader in the solar energy space, and India’s to create a powerful “Made in India” brand for locally manufactured goods in key industries such as automotive and aerospace, are positive signs that a new identity for both nations will be forged in forthcoming decades.