GUY SORMAN

City-journal – At the beginning of the new millennium, it became fashionable to proclaim the West’s economic decline and the rise of a new global leadership. In 2001, Goldman Sachs analyst Jim O’Neill captured the trend by coining the soon-to-be-famous acronym BRIC, referring to the leading economically emerging nations—Brazil, Russia, India, and China—that would constitute that new leadership. Eventually, South Africa was added to the group, making them the BRICS, but many people still think first of the original four, and refer to them as the BRICs. Tiếp tục đọc “The BRICs Hit the Wall: Emerging economies are a long way from eclipsing the West.”



Trong điều kiện ngân sách eo hẹp, dường như các dự án BOT đang được Chính phủ xem là cứu cánh, trong khi lại dễ bỏ qua các rủi ro lớn hơn lên ngân sách trong trung và dài hạn. Ảnh: Internet