Author: George Magnus
First Published October 2010 by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd
Uprising: Will emerging markets shape or shake the world economy?
George Magnus’s Uprising looks at the the world economy in the wake of the most destructive financial crisis since the 1930s and asks if the consensus view about the shift in global power to emerging markets generally, and to China particularly is as robust as it thinks it is. Magnus, a renowned economist, credited with predicting the financial crisis in early 2007, is Senior Economic Adviser at UBS and a frequent contributor to the Financial Times, BBC, Bloomberg, CNBC and other media outlets. In Uprising, he explains the effects that the financial crisis is having on the major emerging markets, and why they will be as challenged and threatened as their richer, Western partners.
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So Forbes writes yet again that “it is India that may prove the most interesting tale of the next 12 months”
This sentiment sounds so very familiar…and stale. It seems to me that India’s future is in the future and will always be in the future.
Being a graduate of Indian Institute of Technology, an elite Engineering Institution in the world, having lived outside India for the past 43 Years, I am naturally interested in following the development in India, especially the lives of everyday Indians. Because, what ever India has achieved is not because of the policies and actions of the Indian Government,but in spite of the actions of the Indian Government.
The more freedom, Indian get in their lives, the more they and the country will progress, both in the short and the long term. Indian Government and its various agencies govern by exclusion, forbidding actions, hindering progress and in general a very negative way. Progress will come about because of Indian and not because of its government.
I have a mathematical formulae for correlating economic progress and the degree of invention in Industry, society, government and many other sectors. Following my empirically based system of mathematical equations, I have been able to track the progress of India.
I will try to investigate as to how much of your analysis fits in with my mathematical theory of progress and inventions.
Being out of country (living in Canada for last 10 years)and on the sidelines obeserving the transformation that India is going through, I subscribe to your school of thought on India surpassing other BRIC countries in growth. Would be keen to learn fundamentals on which you based the argument on in relation to other social changes impacting developing nations. Either way, my investment portfolio will refelect my confidence in India’s uprising.
I LIKE YOUR BOOK UPRISING. I COME FORM INDIA AND I GREW UP IN INDIA I CONFIDENCE THAT 2011 YEAR IS INDIA’S MOST TURNING POINT..
I’d be interested in a Kindle version.
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