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BRIC Case Study
BRIC Case Study
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Rocky Mallick
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Hasnatun Nahar
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Introduction
The BRIC countries, Brazil, Russia, India and China, while
Russia
President
Vladimir Putin
Brazil
President
Dilma rouseff
China
President
Hu Jintao
India
Prime Minister
Manmohan Sing
Questions
1. Map the proposed sequence of evolution of the BRICs economy.
Question 01. Map the proposed sequence of evolution of the BRICs economy.
What indicators might companies monitor to guide their investments and
organize their local market operations?
Ans : The BRICs economies are on the verge of the rapid growth of
Rank in
World
GDP in PPP
US $
GDP US $
Share in
world GDP
2010
Per capita
US $ in
2010
Brazil
2,172
2,090
2.9
10,816
Russia
2,223
1,465
3.0
10,437
India
4,060
1,538
5.4
1,265
China
10,086
5,878
13.6
4,382
South Africa
26
824
357
0.7
7,158
analysis.
To identify the major dimension of international
economic analysis
To compare and contrast the economy of local market
To profile the characteristics of the types of economics
system.
To discuss the idea of economic freedom.
To profile the idea ,drivers and constraint of economic
transition.
Emerging Markets-Opportunities
Question no 03. Do you think recency bias has led to overestimating the
potential of the BRICs? How would you, as a manager for a company
assessing these markets, try to control this bias?
practical threats.
Recency bias the natural tendency to weight recent events
more heavily then earlier events that are just as statistically
relevant a common trap in risk assessment.
Green constraints shadow the bright futures of all. the
emergence of the BRICs will challenge the well-being and
sustainability of the global environment.
Global warning, diminishing raw materials, and escalating
pollution suggest there is a finite limit.
BRICs can develop before exceeding the capacity of the
global economy to supply them and of the environment to
support them.
Question no 04. How might managers interpret the potential for their product
in a market that is in the absolute large but on a per capita basis characterized
by many poor consumers?
Question no 05 .In the event that one BRIC country, if not all, fails to meet its
projected performance, what would be some of the implications to the
economic environment of international business?
Ans :-Emerging countries growing rapidly year by year could not avoid
the evils of worldwide recession.
Impact on BRIC Countries - (Brazil, Russia, India and China)
BRICs will face the different negative impact.
The economy of each country will close to reach the mature mode.
The US GDP based on PPP share of world total shrunk slowly after the
year of 2000.
The stock index fell in an accelerated manner. During the six months
from May to October 2008.
Real estate prices continuously declined.
Money supply and loan supply growth rate continued to fall
Question no. 06. Compare and contrast the merits of GNI per capita Versus
the idea of purchasing power parity, human development, and green
economics as indicators of economics potential in Brazil , Russia, China and
India.
Country
Million of (US$)
China
5,700,018
Brazil
1,830,392
India
1,566,636
Russia
1,223,324
PPP
Rank
1
2
3
Country
China
India
Russia
Million of (US$)
10,169,521
4,194,856
2,812,383
Brazil
2,185,421
Knowledge and
A decent standard of living
Low-carbon energy
Sustainable production of food
Sustainable transport system
Sustainable tourism
Green jobs,
sustainable lifestyles
Reforming International Environmental Governance
Appropriate pricing
Public procurement policies
Reforming the system of "environmental" tax
Increase public investment
Targeted government support for research and development
Social policies
Reference:
www.globalsherpa.org
WEO Projection for 2015
World Economic Market Exchange rate.
WWW.INVESTMENTPEDIA.COM
IMF and Word ECONOMIC OUTLOOK 2010
Questions?