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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... shares have fallen dramatically since then, the superlong view skips past the messy recent centuries. The reasoning seems to be that seventeenthcentury performance offerssome guarantee offuture results. Sweeping extrapolation has become ...
... shares have fallen dramatically since then, the superlong view skips past the messy recent centuries. The reasoning seems to be that seventeenthcentury performance offerssome guarantee offuture results. Sweeping extrapolation has become ...
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... share of under 2 percent. Exportdriven emerging markets, which is to say most of them, will haveto find a new wayto grow atastrong pace. The $4,000 Barrier This isnotjusta seasonal shift. It is a fundamental change in the dynamic that ...
... share of under 2 percent. Exportdriven emerging markets, which is to say most of them, will haveto find a new wayto grow atastrong pace. The $4,000 Barrier This isnotjusta seasonal shift. It is a fundamental change in the dynamic that ...
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... share ofglobalexports bottomed out in 2008at 8 percent and has sincebeen inchinghigher. U.S. dependence on foreign energy has steadily fallen from 30 percent a decade ago to22 percent today, owing to new discoveries of oil and ...
... share ofglobalexports bottomed out in 2008at 8 percent and has sincebeen inchinghigher. U.S. dependence on foreign energy has steadily fallen from 30 percent a decade ago to22 percent today, owing to new discoveries of oil and ...
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... share. In 1998, for China to grow its $1 trillion economy by 10 percent, it had to expand its economic activities by $100 billion andconsume only 10 percent of the world's industrial commodities—theraw materialsthat includeeverything ...
... share. In 1998, for China to grow its $1 trillion economy by 10 percent, it had to expand its economic activities by $100 billion andconsume only 10 percent of the world's industrial commodities—theraw materialsthat includeeverything ...
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... shares of GDP were about 15 and 20 percent, respectively. The investment effort focused on building the roads, bridges, and ports needed to turn Chinaintotheworld's largest exporter, doubling itsglobal exportmarket share to10 ...
... shares of GDP were about 15 and 20 percent, respectively. The investment effort focused on building the roads, bridges, and ports needed to turn Chinaintotheworld's largest exporter, doubling itsglobal exportmarket share to10 ...
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Mexicos Tycoon Economy | |
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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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