Breakout Nations: In Pursuit of the Next Economic MiraclesW. W. Norton & Company, 9 квіт. 2012 р. - 336 стор. International Bestseller With a new chapter on America’s future economic prospects, Breakout Nations offers a captivating picture of the shifting balance of global economic power among emerging nations and the West. |
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... crisis and emerging markets were seen as the problem children ofthe financial world. Bythe end of that decade some of my colleagueswere rechristening these orphanedassets the “emerging markets”in an attempt to pick up someof the ...
... crisis and emerging markets were seen as the problem children ofthe financial world. Bythe end of that decade some of my colleagueswere rechristening these orphanedassets the “emerging markets”in an attempt to pick up someof the ...
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... crisis,the Russian crisis, andthe Asian crisis in the 1990s, all of which began when piles of foreign debt became too big to pay. But starting in the late 1990s, these formerly irresponsibledebtor nations cleaned up the redink and ...
... crisis,the Russian crisis, andthe Asian crisis in the 1990s, all of which began when piles of foreign debt became too big to pay. But starting in the late 1990s, these formerly irresponsibledebtor nations cleaned up the redink and ...
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... crisis of 1997–1998, when all the emerging “tiger” economies were seen, one way or another, as the next Japan.Encouraged byWall Street marketers and bestsellingbooks,today manyanalysts andinvestorsare thinking big about the shift ...
... crisis of 1997–1998, when all the emerging “tiger” economies were seen, one way or another, as the next Japan.Encouraged byWall Street marketers and bestsellingbooks,today manyanalysts andinvestorsare thinking big about the shift ...
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... crisis of 1998. Their growth has disappointed ever since. In the 1960s, the Philippines, Sri Lanka,and Burma were billed asthe next East Asian tigers, only toseetheir growth falter badly, well before theycould reach the “middle class ...
... crisis of 1998. Their growth has disappointed ever since. In the 1960s, the Philippines, Sri Lanka,and Burma were billed asthe next East Asian tigers, only toseetheir growth falter badly, well before theycould reach the “middle class ...
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... crisis, which brought those economies to a grinding halt. I think the truth probably lies in the middle. Too Big to Boom The most likely path for China is the trajectory Japan followed in the early 1970s, whenits hot postwar economy ...
... crisis, which brought those economies to a grinding halt. I think the truth probably lies in the middle. Too Big to Boom The most likely path for China is the trajectory Japan followed in the early 1970s, whenits hot postwar economy ...
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The GreatIndian Hope Trick | |
Is God Brazilian? | |
Mexicos Tycoon Economy | |
In Russia Theres RoomOnly at the | |
The Sweet Spotof Europe 8 The Monophonic Voiceof Turkey | |
On the Tiger Road | |
The Gold Medalist | |
The Endless Honeymoon | |
The Fourth World 13 After the Ecstasy the Laundry 14 The Third Coming | |
EPILOGUE | |
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