Charles Dhanaraj is a very insightful expert on the rapidly emerging BRIC economies (Brazil, Russia, India, China)
When: Wednesday May 17, talk 11:00-noon, lunch noon - 12:45
Where: North United Methodist Church, N. Meridian St. at 38th St.
China and India have emerged on the world stage, after following different paths toward rapid economic growth. Will China and India work closer together or compete with each other to become major world powers? How will their growth affect the U.S. economy and strategic interests?
These days the buzzword is "Chindia," or as the Guardian's headline put it, "where the world's workshop meets its office." No more skirmishes or war between the two Asian giants, cooperation to achieve prosperity is the game today. I remain skeptical ... it is a very long border these two prickly super-civilizations share. I expect Charles Dhanaraj, professor of management at the Kelley School of Business, to illuminate the topic. Thanks to the splendid conference on emerging markets that he organized last year, Charles should perhaps be called the BRIC-man.
Part of the Mid-North Shepherd Center's Great deicisons series. Questions? Contact 317-924-0959 or mnscenter@aol.com
Read up on China and India before this event. If you would like to hear a more geo-strategic analysis of China and India's relations, check out Susan Erickson at the Church of the Saviour February 15.
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