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How emerging markets are shaping the world

How emerging markets are shaping the world. A brief analysis John Birchall. As the US fades other are growing. What is driving this?. The collapsing price of technology

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How emerging markets are shaping the world

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  1. How emerging markets are shaping the world A brief analysis John Birchall

  2. As the US fades other are growing

  3. What is driving this? • The collapsing price of technology • The political openness generated by, first, the adoption of outward looking policies by the Chinese under Deng Xiaoping in the early 1980s and, second, by the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 • These are massive shocks that have rocked the competitive equilibrium of the world economy through both labour and capital flows • The fall in real communications prices

  4. The history of China’s economy

  5. Now it’s edging into the lead

  6. The US would have fallen faster if the merging markets had not been hungry for US goods

  7. Who drives US export growth?

  8. The Eurozone is increasingly influenced by China and Eastern Europe

  9. Japan id also increasing its dependence on emerging markets

  10. The emerging markets influence on capital markets

  11. This is driving demand for asset back securities

  12. But personal debt is also increasing

  13. Might loose monetary discipline in emerging markets be partly responsible for commodity price increases?

  14. Have US consumers finally run out of steam?

  15. And their spending on capital items is slowing

  16. Will China have to re-value?

  17. Could Brazil (BRIC country) be the new leader?

  18. The food price problem

  19. It’s across all markets

  20. Stocks are low

  21. Wheat also

  22. Problems of the developing world • Food and energy price uncertainty makes inflation targeting more difficult… • …and requires tough decisions on interest rates… • …when the rise in global inflationary pressures is someone else’s fault

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