The BRICs are Rich, But Poor
Print This Story
January 18th, 2010 by AdvisorAnalyst
Twitter It! | Email This Article
FT.com has a published an article on the rise of the BRIC economies and their contribution to world economic growth.
The chart below demonstrates how BRICs national income while relatively meagre on a comparative per capita basis will rise to $8,654, translating into a 61.3% growth contribution to the world’s economy, between 2008-2014.
Hat tip: Paul Kedrosky
Read more from the author/contributor here.
Related Posts
Adam Hewison: A Sneak Peek S&P 500, Dollar, Gold, and Crude Oil
China Construction: Boom or Bust?
Face-to face with the bears: Marc Faber and Mish Shedlock
Why Gold is Declining (The King Report)
Chart: US Consumer Holds Back Growth
Tags: Advertisement, Ahead, Cars, Consumption, Durable Goods, GDP, GDP Growth, Growth Chart, Growth Index, Houses, Ism Manufacturing, Leads, March 11, Metrics, Postcards, Relationship, Surveys, Time Series, VacationsPosted in Markets |
