On the basis of the given data, comment upon the annual growth of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of India and China.

Annual Growth of Gross Domestic Product (%), $\displaystyle 1980$ – $\displaystyle 2017$

Country	$\displaystyle 1980$ – $\displaystyle 90$	$\displaystyle 2015$ – $\displaystyle 2017$	$\displaystyle 2022$
India	$\displaystyle 5.7$	$\displaystyle 7.3$	$\displaystyle 7.0$
China	$\displaystyle 10.3$	$\displaystyle 6.8$	$\displaystyle 3.0$
Pakistan	$\displaystyle 6.3$	$\displaystyle 5.3$	$\displaystyle 4.8$

The given data indicates that China gained economic strength after the reforms initiated in late $\displaystyle 1970$’s. When many developed countries were finding it difficult to maintain a growth rate of even $\displaystyle 5$%, China was able to maintain near double-digit growth during the decade of 1980s. The growth rate of China has decelerated to $\displaystyle 6.8$% in $\displaystyle 2015$-$\displaystyle 17$ and further to $\displaystyle 3.0$% in 2022. Whereas; India had maintained a reasonable growth rate of $\displaystyle 5.7$% in the decade of $\displaystyle 1980$’s, it has shown remarkable progress by registering an annual growth of Gross Domestic Product of $\displaystyle 7.3$% and $\displaystyle 7.0$% respectively in $\displaystyle 2015$-$\displaystyle 17$ and 2022.