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The government leaders of four of the largest and fastest growing nations of the world have organized for the first time at a summit in Russia. After underlining the broad struggles of their individual economies’ developments, the once-sunny skyway to uncharted prosperity for BRICs (Brazil, Russia, India and China) is now recognized as clouded by the challenges each faces through global recession and national limitation.
The first BRIC summit took place in Yekaterinburg, Russia on June 16, 2009, where the government heads of Brazil, Russia, India and China participated in discussions upon the outlook for each of the economies, the stability of the dollar as the world reserve currency and achieving greater influence within the IMF (International Monetary Fund).
The challenges for each of these rapidly growing nations were also defined during the discussions at this summit to prove that future organization and cooperation among them would be imperative.
According to elements discussed in the June 16,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], 2009 Wall Street Journal article “Dollar-Trashing Rates Low on BRIC Agenda,” by Riva Froymovich, sustainable development and success in the each of these four super-powered regions is dependent upon key growth conditions such as:
Brazil’s struggles were discussed at length at the São Paulo Conference,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], “Brazil: Challenges and Opportunities in the New Global Scenario” hosted by The Americas Society and Council of the Americas on June 9th, 2009. Specifically highlighted were trade barriers with the US (while preferring exportation of risk-averse primary goods to China) and radical corporate governance. The crisis has provoked new approaches to business in Brazil, some of which are criticized to be counterproductive to its growth.
Undergoing several market adjustments since the end of 2008, India has been affected by the global recession in nearly every sector, with exports dropping dramatically due to less demand from Western nations and real estate and infrastructure projects sitting half-completed due to lack of funding. These developments have contrasted India’s booming pre-crisis economic growth rate of has weathered the global recession with the most grace of all the BRIC nations, however, maintaining its current account surplus is not the only issue. The Asian super-producer has been stubborn to lower export prices to remain competitive in the international arena, while this would create alternate
Russia has been challenged with a diminishing population, increased corruption and strained export competition since the onset of the crisis. To accompany an arguably unbalanced government and serious necessity for modern infrastructure throughout the 11 time zones Russia spans,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], President Dmitri Medvedev has been expressive about the importance of cooperation among BRIC economies and the need for reform.
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