Hello - over here from AndrewDucker's Interesting Links.
Really interesting article.
I have a question. It looks to me that the economies of countries like China and India and some of the more vibrant African countries haven't been very much affected by the 2008 Great Crash. They, as countries and a general population seem to be doing well out trade liberalisation and globalisation. Not much downside for anyone in the way there is in the West. If that's the case how will China and India and co react to whatever the West tries to change the global paradigm? Particularly as this is probably the first since the late 1700 when those countries have been in the position to shape global institutions to suit their own needs.
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Date: 2016-11-14 02:45 pm (UTC)Really interesting article.
I have a question. It looks to me that the economies of countries like China and India and some of the more vibrant African countries haven't been very much affected by the 2008 Great Crash. They, as countries and a general population seem to be doing well out trade liberalisation and globalisation. Not much downside for anyone in the way there is in the West. If that's the case how will China and India and co react to whatever the West tries to change the global paradigm? Particularly as this is probably the first since the late 1700 when those countries have been in the position to shape global institutions to suit their own needs.