Agricultural structures are set up inside societal and political frameworks that have a significant impact on how they function. Understanding the purposes of friendly and political elements is essential if agricultural frameworks are to be economically viable. The board acknowledged that a wide range of social and political factors affect agricultural settings. A thorough understanding of these factors is essential to aid in guiding logical inquiry so that fruitful revelations are acknowledged and employed, and to ensure that policy decisions improve the long-term sustainability of agricultural development. Due to monetary reforms, the economies of China and India are among the Asian countries to grow most swiftly. Examining and analyzing the financial situation of both countries (in terms of financial development, FDI inflows, product and import, settlement, workforce, duty and tax) was an ideal purpose of this study. The study revealed that China gave more significant attention to improving the foundation, removing tax and duty barriers, promoting gifted works, cost sufficiency, and quick thinking ability. However, India's center of gravity was in the help sector, such as the IT sector. When compared to China, the study also revealed that India would have intelligent financial, political, and legal policies