Take Brazil and India, the globe's ninth and 12th biggest economies, according to the International Monetary Fund's latest estimates. While the developed world is expected to shrink by 2 per cent this year, the IMF reckons Brazil will grow by 2 per cent, and India by 5 per cent. Why? One answer is that they have stable banks, relatively closed economies, and large internal markets. This has insulated them from much of the global turmoil.
以巴西和印度為例——根據國際貨幣基金組織(IMF)的最新評估，這兩個國家分別名列全球第9和第12大經濟體。盡管預計發達國家經濟今年將萎縮2%，但IMF估計，巴西和印度將分別增長2%和5%。為什么會這樣呢？原因之一就是兩國擁有穩定的銀行、相對封閉的經濟以及規模龐大的國內市場。這使它們得以免受全球動蕩的諸多影響。
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