As a result of its economic reform since 1991, India has made an impressive progress in economic development, but this country is by no means free from bottlenecks that has a root in its economic structure and may hinder it from further development, giving rise to a diverse economic profile, with some sharp contrasts in certain aspects. In addition, Taiwan has been economically segregated from India over the last few decades, hence remains unfamiliar with the current status of the Indian economy. Set again the above backdrop, this project aims to deeply study Indian trend toward economic progress and explore what this means to Taiwan’s future prospects. To serve this aim, the project addresses such issues as follows: (1) Indian economic status and outlook, with a special focus on the time-span after the 1991’s economic reform; (2) an in-depth and balanced analysis on India’s economic achievements, the underlying reasons and implications on its further economic development; (3) putting forward feasible modes and recommendations for enhancing the bilateral economic relationships between the two countries.
