INDEX

Africa
BRICs and
Nigeria
South Africa
Aganga, Segun
Ahluwalia, Montek Singh
Apple
Argentina
art world
Asia
economic crisis of 1997 in
monetary union for
see also specific countries
Australia
Austria
automobiles
in China
electric

Bangladesh
Bank of America
Beijing
Blackstone Group
BMW
Brazil
Cardoso’s policies in
China and
inflation in
investment in
Lula da Silva’s policies in
population of
Rio de Janeiro
U.S. and
see also BRICs
Bretton Woods system
BRICs
Africa and
consumption in
demographics and
Europe and
fears about
GDPs of
growth environment scores of
investing in, see investment in BRICs
Japan and
new world order and
productivity and
relationships with other countries
resources and, see resources
shared currency for
summits held by
U.S. and
wealth of
in world trade
see also Brazil; China; India; Russia
Britain, see United Kingdom
Browder, Bill
Bush, George W.

Cameron, David
Canada
Cardoso, Fernando Henrique
cars, see automobiles
Carstens, Agustín
Chanos, Jim
China
Apple and
and Asian economic crisis of 1997
Asian monetary system and
author’s visits to
Beijing
Brazil and
cars in
consumption by
economic data in
English language in
Europe and
exports of
fears about potential of
GDP of
globalization embraced by
government of
IMF and
imports of
India and
inflation in
investment in
Japan and
lending and credit in
Louis Vuitton and
Mao’s mausoleum in
Mexico and
population of
resource and energy needs of
special drawing right and
train collision in
urbanization of
U.S. and
wealth in
see also BRICs
China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development (CCICED)
China Daily
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS)
climate change
Clinton, Bill
Congo
consumption
Conway, Gordon
currency crises

Davies, Gavyn
demographics
De Pury, Simon
Dolman, Ed
“Dreaming with BRICs: The Path to 2050,”
Dubai

Economist
education
in India
Egypt
emerging markets
energy
oil
equity risk premium (ERP)
Essay on the Principle of Population, An (Malthus)
Ethiopia
euro
Europe
see also specific countries
European Central Bank (ECB)
European Monetary Union (EMU)
Maastricht Treaty and
European Union (EU)
Russia and
eurozone
exchange rates

F4
F6
F8
Ferguson, Niall
financial crisis of 2008, see global credit crisis
Financial Times
Finland
Fischer, Stanley
Forbes
Ford, Gerald
foreign exchange market
Foster & Partners
Fraga, Arminio
France
in EMU

G4
G5
G6
G7
G8
G20
GDP
of BRICs
of China
consumption and foreign investment in
energy usage and
of G20
global
of the Growth
in growth market group
of India
investing and
General Motors (GM)
Germany
in EMU
exports of
Gill, David
global credit crisis
globalization
Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs Asset Management (GSAM)
Goldman Sachs Dynamic Equilibrium Exchange Rate (GSDEER)
Gorbachev, Mikhail
government
Grafe, Clemens
Greece
growth environment score (GES)
Growth Markets

Himalayas
Hong Kong
Hormats, Bob
HSBC
Hutchings, Will

IMF (International Monetary Fund)
India
agriculture in
bureaucracy in
China and
consumption by
education in
foreign investment and trade with
GDP of
IMF and
impossible trinity in
investment in
Japan and
Mumbai
population of
resource and energy needs of
retail in
Switzerland and
technology use in
UIDAI in
urbanization of
see also BRICs
Indonesia
inflation
in Brazil
in China
investment in BRICs
benchmarks and
benefits to developed-market companies from
in Brazil
in China
equity risk premium and
in India
Nifty Fifty index and
in Russia
Iran
Italy

Japan
Asian monetary affairs and
BRICs and
China and
earthquake in
English language and
India and

Kenya
Khodorkovsky, Mikhail
King, Mervyn
Kostin, Andrey
Korea (North)
Korea (South)
Lagarde, Christine
Latin America
Argentina
Brazil, see Brazil
Mexico, see Mexico
Leme, Paulo
Louis Vuitton
Lula da Silva, Luiz Inácio
luxury goods

Maasry, Caesar
Maastricht Treaty
Maddison, Angus
Malaysia
Malthus, Thomas
Manchester United
Marine Midland
Mauritius
Medvedev, Dmitry
Meirelles, Henrique
Mexico
China and
Moe, Timothy
Morgan Stanley Capital International indexes: BRIC
Morocco
Mubarak, Hosni
Mumbai

Namche Bazaar
Nanjing
Nepal
new world order
Next Eleven (N-11)
Nigeria
9/11 attacks
North Korea
Norway

Obama, Barack
oil
Olympic Games
Osborne, George

Paes, Eduardo
Pakistan
Peterson Institute for International Economics (IIE)
Petrobras
Philippines
Plaza Accord
population(s)
of Brazil
of China
of India
resources and, see resources
of Russia
Portugal
productivity
purchasing power parity (PPP)
Purushothaman, Roopa
Putin, Vladimir

Qeelin

resources
energy
oil
Rio de Janeiro
Rousseff, Dilma
Rubin, Bob
Russia
energy needs of
Europe and
growth of
Internet businesses in
investment in
political leadership in
population of
Putin’s policies in
technology in
tourism and
U.S. and
Yukos Oil in
see also BRICs

St. Petersburg Economic Forum
Sarkozy, Nicolas
Saudi Arabia
Sharma, Anand
Shuvalov, Igor
Singapore
Singh, Manmohan
size
wealth vs.
soccer
South Africa
South Korea
Spain
special drawing right (SDR)
Strauss-Kahn, Dominique
Stupnytska, Anna
Summers, Larry
Sutherland, Peter
Sweden
Swiss Bank Corporation
Switzerland

Taiwan
Tang, Richard
Tanzania
technology
in India
in Russia
Tesco
Thailand
Triffin, Robert
Truman, Edwin
Tunisia
Turkey

Uganda
Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI)
United Kingdom
United Nations
United States
BRICs and
Latin America and
Russia and
urbanization
of China
of India

Vietnam

Walmart
wealth
in China
size vs.
Wien, Byron
Wilson, Dominic
Wolf, Martin
World Bank
World Cup
Wrisdale, James

Yeltsin, Boris
Yukos Oil

Zhou Xiaochuan
Zimbabwe