Mengejar Raksasa Baru Ekonomi Ekplorasi Terhadap Jalan Pembangunan Indonesia Dan Bric

Chandra T. Putra

Published: 2009-01-01 | Vol 8, Issue 17 (2009)

Authors

Chandra T. Putra

Program Magister Universitas Indonesia

Abstract

The term BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, and China) which expresses 4 high-growing and large-economic-size emerging countries is introduced in a paper by Wilson and Purushothaman (both represent Goldman Sachs). The paper predicts that by 2050, those 4 countries will outshadow the present sum of major economies that we now know as G6. The prediction also notices that Indonesia will be placed as the 7th largest economies in 2050. With the present global economic downturn and how each country responds the situation, this prediction might eventually change. The negative growth of many developed countries and the resilience of some emerging economies may cause an even earlier proof of the prediction. Indonesia that

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