Although economic uncertainties continue in many pockets of the world, the next billion consumers are expected to drive ~$10 trillion towards global GDP by 2020. By the end of this decade, global GDP is expected to grow 40% to $90 T. A very large part of the source of this growth will be driven by the emerging economies. In absolute terms, of the incremental $26 T growth in global GDP over this decade, $16 T will come from emerging economies while advanced economies will add $10 T. Read more
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