Dr Gabriel Palma, University of Cambridge: Brazil: steady as she goes
Dr Gabriel Palma, University Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge, says Brazil will grow at a steady rate of three to four per cent a year, comparing well with Europe, Japan and the US, but not…
Kirill Slavin, Slavin & Associates: Damning kleptocracy
State ownership and meddling is interfering with Russia's stock market, but investors should definitely take advantage of Russia's low stock prices says Kirill Slavin, Director of Slavin & Associates. He explains why Russia's stocks are the world's cheapest and why…
Professor Suma Athreye, Brunel Business School: The race for patents
Professor Suma Athreye, Director of the Centre for International Business and Strategy in Emerging Markets at Brunel Business School, says India takes out fewer patents than China but they are of a higher quality and both nations have very different…
Professor Peter Williamson, Cambridge Judge Business School: Advantage China
Professor Peter Williamson, Honorary Professor of International Management at Cambridge Judge Business School, says those 'dragons' at our door, will reshape global competitions through their 'can do' attitudes and the speed at which their engineers can bring competitive products and new…
Cristina Pearson, WPP, and Eduardo Tomiya, BrandAnalytics: Brazil’s blue skies
Cristiana Pearson, WPP's Millward Brown Optimor, and Mr Eduardo Tomiya, Managing Director of BrandAnalytics give their verdict on the growth of Brazil and its climb up the world's rankings.…
Dr Christos Pitelis, Cambridge Judge Business School: The world’s biggest economy?
Crystal ball-gazing, Dr Christos Pitelis, Director of CIBAM, says if you consider 'China and the rise of the BRICs', China's path is now clearly set for it to overtake the USA and become the biggest economy in the world in…
Being a ‘good BRIC’: how the rising BRIC economies can be a win-win for the global economy
As the "are we"/"aren't we" debate continues around Britain's early or late emergence from the global recession it is clear that the so-called "BRIC" economies of Brazil, Russia, India and China are proving somewhat more resilient to the global economic…
