OECD finds Chinese firms receive 3–8 times more government support than Indian rivals

The OECD released a study comparing state aid to firms in China and India. It found Chinese companies receive three to eight times more government support. Indian peers receive markedly less public financing. The report highlights a disparity in state involvement. No specific sectors are singled out in the summary. The findings suggest differing policy approaches between the two economies. The study was reported by PSU Watch. Policymakers may consider the implications for competitive balance.