The once popular theory among economists of decoupling... is making a comeback.
Decoupling is the concept that emerging markets like the BRIC ( Brasil, Russia, India and China) could grow... independently of developed economies.
After the recent world financial crisis, the idea was discarded.
But it now seems to be re-emerging.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/25/business/global/25oecd.html?_r=1&ref=todayspaper
Popular Posts
- VENEZUELA: China Will Help Finance 3 New Power Plants For $520 Million In Oil.
- MEXICO: 2 Girls Scale U.S. Border Fence... In Under 18 Seconds.
- BRASIL: Contract To Build Belo Monte Dam Is Awarded; Bloodshed Threatened.
- POLAND: Palikot Already Stirring The Parliamentary Pot...With Request To Remove Crucifix.
- CHILE: Navy's Touring Tall Ship...Has Sordid Past.
- RUSSIA / GERMANY : Nein! Germany Withdraws Quadriga Prize For Putin.
- SERBIA / LIBYA : Are Serbian Mercenary Pilots Bombing Protestors In Tripoli?
- MEXICO: 28 April UPDATE: More Death Discovered In Durango...As Body Count Grows Again By 8; Total 104...So Far.
- BRASIL: Judge Stops Critical S. Paulo Airport Expansion Over Improper Bids.
- RUSSIA : Woman Boss Demands Sales Growth...Or Foto Strip Down.