This latest paper in the series discusses how the BRICs
countries have progressed. We also look at how BRIClike
other large population countries are, and present a
measure to show how these, the BRICs and all the
worlds economies score in terms of sustaining a healthy
environment for growth. The BRICs economies do seem
to be ahead of many other developing economies, both
large and small.
We also present a detailed study of the prospects for
another set of developing countries, a group we call the
N-11the Next Eleven. Of them, only Mexico and
perhaps Korea have the capacity to become as important
globally as the BRICs, although many of them have
compelling potential.
7/18/2006
Goldman Sachs adds N11 to BRIC
11 countries have been dubbed N11 by Goldman Sachs: Bangladesh, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Korea, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Turkey, Vietnam. According to Goldman Sachs these countries might emerge as important player by 2050.
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