Article: http://www.economist.com/node/21528979
This blog compiles the thoughts of UCLA undergraduates on the connections between economic history and current events. All contributors to this blog are enrolled in Ec183, The Development of Economic Institutions in the United States. The premise of this course is the history matters. The careful application of economic theory and quantitative reasoning can help us understand the past.
Saturday, October 22, 2011
The Economist: A Game of Catch-Up
The following article from The Economist takes a look at how the emerging economies (especially China and India) are beginning to advance and surpass their competitors in the Western world. As the emerging economies implement the very same policies and technologies that have made the West rich in the last two centuries, economic convergence is becoming more apparent. Emerging economies as a whole are expected to grow 7-8% this year; four percent more than the rich nations. The hard part for these emerging economies, The Economist notes, is now making the jump from middle income to reasonably rich.
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