Tag Archives: The Economist

“Go east, young moneyman!”

Posted on May 1, 2011 by Ricardo Geromel

The economist published an article entitled Go east, young moneyman. Following is the opening paragraph: « “A LOT of my friends are going to Asia and Latin America to do their internships,” says Ben Zhang, a student at the University of … Continue reading →

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Optimist about Dilma’s administration

Posted on March 16, 2011 by Ricardo Geromel

“The economist” and I are optimist about Dilma’s administration. Why? 1)        She showed she wants to fight inflation 2)        She said she will dedicate her administration to eliminate misery 3)         … Continue reading →

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The Big Mac index

Posted on December 18, 2010 by Janar Wasito

The Economist’s Big Mac Index shows that a burger is undervalued in China, but overvalued in Brazil. “Since 14.5 yuan can buy as much burger as $3.71, a yuan should be worth $0.26 on the foreign-exchange market. In fact, it … Continue reading →

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The New Middle Class in Emerging Markets: Burgeoning Buergeoisie

Posted on December 15, 2010 by Janar Wasito

Articles on the middle class in emerging markets make me believe that the recent violence leading to better security in Rio de Janeiro is long-term bullish for Brazil and Emerging Markets; phases of counterinsurgency in Iraq or Afghanistan could be … Continue reading →

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Brazil’s agricultural miracle

Posted on August 26, 2010 by Janar Wasito

The Economist has a briefing on Brazilian farms. Even more striking than the fact of its success has been the manner of it. Brazil has followed more or less the opposite of the agro-pessimists’ prescription. For them, sustainability is the … Continue reading →

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