Economia
- Estados Unidos E China Em Comparação
We invite you to predict when China will overtake America AMERICA'S GDP is still roughly twice as big as China’s (using market exchange rates). To predict when the gap might be closed, The Economist has updated its interactive chart below with...
- Hegemonia Do Dólar Americano Em Debate
For more than half a century, the U.S. dollar has been not just America's currency but the world's. It is used globally by importers, exporters, investors, governments and central banks alike. Nearly three-quarters of all $100 bills circulate...
- Cooperação Econômica China-brasil Na Infraestrutura
Brazilian Presidents Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Hu signed several trade and investment agreements that will see large inflows of Chinese cash into the Brazilian economy. Lula said a Chinese pledge to build a steel plant in Brazil port would be China's...
- China
Robert Fogel da Universidade de Chicago está pensando que China vai continuar crescer e em 2040 a economia chinesa vai alcançar um PIB de $ 123 trilhões: "In 2040, the Chinese economy will reach $123 trillion, or nearly three times the economic...
- China Cresce 10.7 % No último Trimestre De 2009
Chinese economy at full steam Adding to fears of overheating, China’s GDP in the fourth quarter was 10.7% higher than a year earlier, the country’s fastest quarterly growth in two years. The news increased speculation that China will raise its interest...
Economia
Crescimento econômico – extrativo contra inclusivo
The
rise of China surely ranks among the most important world developments of the
last 100 years. With America still trapped in its fifth year of economic
hardship, and the Chinese economy poised to surpass our own before the end of
this decade, China looms very large on the horizon. We are living in the early
years of what journalists once dubbed “The Pacific Century,” yet there are
worrisome signs it may instead become known as “The Chinese Century.”
But does the Chinese giant have feet of clay? In a
recently published book, Why Nations Fail, economists Daron Acemoglu
and James A. Robinson characterize China’s ruling elites as
“extractive”—parasitic and corrupt—and predict that Chinese economic growth will
soon falter and decline, while America’s “inclusive” governing institutions have
taken us from strength to strength. They argue that a country governed as a
one-party state, without the free media or checks and balances of our own
democratic system, cannot long prosper in the modern world. The glowing tributes
this book has received from a vast array of America’s most prominent public
intellectuals, including six Nobel laureates in economics, testifies to the
widespread popularity of this optimistic message.
Yet do the facts about China and America really
warrant this conclusion?
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- Estados Unidos E China Em Comparação
We invite you to predict when China will overtake America AMERICA'S GDP is still roughly twice as big as China’s (using market exchange rates). To predict when the gap might be closed, The Economist has updated its interactive chart below with...
- Hegemonia Do Dólar Americano Em Debate
For more than half a century, the U.S. dollar has been not just America's currency but the world's. It is used globally by importers, exporters, investors, governments and central banks alike. Nearly three-quarters of all $100 bills circulate...
- Cooperação Econômica China-brasil Na Infraestrutura
Brazilian Presidents Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Hu signed several trade and investment agreements that will see large inflows of Chinese cash into the Brazilian economy. Lula said a Chinese pledge to build a steel plant in Brazil port would be China's...
- China
Robert Fogel da Universidade de Chicago está pensando que China vai continuar crescer e em 2040 a economia chinesa vai alcançar um PIB de $ 123 trilhões: "In 2040, the Chinese economy will reach $123 trillion, or nearly three times the economic...
- China Cresce 10.7 % No último Trimestre De 2009
Chinese economy at full steam Adding to fears of overheating, China’s GDP in the fourth quarter was 10.7% higher than a year earlier, the country’s fastest quarterly growth in two years. The news increased speculation that China will raise its interest...