New column: Let someone else buy

My new column is online and in the issue of TIME with a wedding cake on the cover. It’s about Brazil, India and China—and how important it is that their economies aren’t imploding.

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  • gatesvp

    OK, so I just finished posting to a couple of other posts and now I read this.

    Thank you. I think that you’re on the right track, I can only hope that the US populace (in general) learns to appreciate the new realities where the US can no longer dominate the global trade markets (and will probably live poorer for it).

  • ajhodges

    Just read the article this morning and overall I agree, especially with the analogy to the British. However, the problem with depending on the ‘BIC’ economies to pull the world economy out of the global slump is the inherent assumption that the rising middles classes of these nations will actually spend their new found wealth. Judging by the frugality of much of the Chinese population, isnt this assumption a risky one?

    Andrew

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