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The inventor of BRICS has a message for ‘lazy, colonial’ Europe—India and China are still not taken seriously enough on the world stage
Jim O’Neill’s Goldman Sachs Economics Paper No. 66 reshaped how business leaders looked at the world, but it may now be time for a significant upgrade
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Jim O’Neill’s Goldman Sachs Economics Paper No. 66, which reshaped business leaders’ view of the world, may now be due for a major update.
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