What is BRICS? About BRICS'14 summit? How it will affect India and the world !
BRAZIL, RUSSIA, INDIA, CHINA, SOUTH AFRICA What is BRICS ?
BRICS stands for an acronym of 5 major emerging economies of the world, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, formed to build better global economic ties among all five nations, so that they can grow together and compete with various developed economies. The group was formed in 2008 and was initially coined as "BRIC", before the inclusion of South Africa. Officially South Africa was included on 24 Dec, 2010 and attended its first summit in 2011. Today BRICS accounts for 27 per cent of global GDP, 18 per cent of global trade. The term, "BRICS", was coined by economist Jim O'Neill in his publication, Building Better Global Economic BRICs.
BRICS'14 summit
It was the 6th BRICS summit, inaugurating the second cycle of BRICS summits, as one summit has already been hosted by each nation, hosted in Fortaleza, Brazil. The theme for this summit was "Inclusive Growth: Sustainable Solutions”, in order to simultaneously achieve growth, inclusiveness, protection and preservation among all the 5 nations.
"The agreement towards setting up the BRICS New Development Bank is a significant step. I am happy the initiative announced in 2012 in Delhi has become a reality," Prime Minister of India, Mr. Narendra Modi said.
This summit and its credentials are being termed as the "Rise of a New Empire" due to the remarkable establishment of the New Development Bank. The European banks and the economy are going through a very bad phase in such conditions if three of the world's fastest growing economies, India, China and Brazil can make influential foreign ties and provide a healthy market for investors, then they can not only have a sustained business market but can reduce the dependency on EURO banks to a large extent. Analysts say that Indian rupee can be the most used currency in the world within a decade, in such conditions forming a sustainable macroeconomic model can be very helpful in the inclusive growth of all the 5 nations as they constitute almost half of the world's population and carry one fifth of the world's trade. The BRICS bank will be lending money from the common fund to developing countries who are otherwise completely dependent on funding agencies like the IMF(International Monetary Fund) and the World Bank, which are greatly dominated by the West. According to the declaration, "the purpose of the bank was to mobilise resources for infrastructure and sustainable development projects in BRICS and other emerging and developing economies." Rousseff said, "It will help contain the volatility faced by diverse economies as a result of the tapering of the United States' policy of monetary expansion. It is a sign of the times, which demand reform of the International Monetory Fund (IMF)." Now the success of the New Development Bank and the BRICS nations will highly depend upon their co-ordination, if they can form a sustainable economic model in order to provide a better market to the investors rather than falling in unnecessary border disputes with the fellow members.
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Sir,
ReplyDeleteCan u explain the phrase "negative spillovers of monetary policy"
-Dhawal
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