Entries from Asian Chemical Connections tagged with 'World Bank'
Honestly, Nobody Still Has A Clue
By John Richardson JUST as the West was lucky, so was China. The Chinese economy was also buoyed by the Babyboomers, and by its 2001 admission to the World Trade Organisation that enabled it to greatly increase its role...
China: Consumption And Hot Air
Source: New York Times By John Richardson TALK of a billion plus Western-style consumers is nothing more than hot air, with the temperature maintained by the financial sector eager to sell you its products. The reality is very...
China's Demographic Crisis
Chinese govt poster promoting the one-child policy By John Richardson IF all you can remember is strong emerging markets growth, then it is easy to be misled into only building into your scenarios the notion that China and...
World Bank Highlights China Risks
By John Richardson A NEW report by the World Bank on China, summarised on the slide below, supports what we argued in chapter 6 our e-book, Boom, Gloom & The New Normal: That without the success of efforts to reform...
Chemicals Companies Sleepwalking Into 2012
By John Richardson CHEMICALS companies appear to be sleepwalking into a crisis as bad as 2008 because they have sacked their in-house economists and take what they want to hear from official bodies such as the Federal Reserve, the International Monetary...
There Is No Going Back
By John Richardson "IF we build polymer capacity in India the demand will come," a very senior industry executive told the blog last year. He amplified this statement by explaining that greater availability of plastics would always stimulate strong demand...
What's it like to be a millionaire?
food poverty, Peak Oil, Asian Development Bank, World Bank, MMSA
Feed Subscription
If you use an RSS reader, you can subscribe to a feed of all future entries tagged 'World Bank'. [What is this?]
