A Horse walks into a bar

By:

Grossman, David

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Vintage 2016Description: 193pISBN:

9781784704223

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

892.486 GRO

Summary: he argument of BREAKOUT NATIONS is that the astonishingly rapid growth over the last decade of the world's celebrated emerging markets is coming to an end. China, in particular, will soon slow, but its place will not necessarily be taken by Brazil, Russia or India, all of which Ruchir Sharma shows have weaknesses and difficulties often overlooked in the inflated expectations and emerging markets mania of the past decade. The new 'breakout nations' will probably spring from the margins -

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Gratis Resources	Plaksha University Library	Fiction	892.486 GRO (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		G000441
Book	Plaksha University Library	General Book	892.4860 GRO (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		000104

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he argument of BREAKOUT NATIONS is that the astonishingly rapid growth over the last decade of the world's celebrated emerging markets is coming to an end. China, in particular, will soon slow, but its place will not necessarily be taken by Brazil, Russia or India, all of which Ruchir Sharma shows have weaknesses and difficulties often overlooked in the inflated expectations and emerging markets mania of the past decade. The new 'breakout nations' will probably spring from the margins -

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