"Risks to the BRICS Economies : Is there a cure for the world's turmoil?" video conference between New Delhi & Moscow at Russian Information Centre, 2, Bhagwan Dass Road > 12:30pm on 15th February 2012
Time : 12:30 pm
Entry : Free (Seating on First-Come First-Served basis)
Place : Conference Hall, Russian Information Centre, 2, Bhagwan Dass Road, New Delhi - 110001
Landmark : Next to National School of Drama ( NSD )
Venue Info : About | Events | Nearest Metro Station - 'Mandi House(Blue Line)'
Event Details : Information Department of the Embassy of the Russian Federation in India in collaboration with Russian News Agency RIA Novosti cordially invites you to a video conference between New Delhi and Moscow on "Risks to the BRICS Economies : Is there a cure for the world's turmoil?”
Speakers from India:
Prof Partha Sen, Dean, Faculty of Economics, South Asian University, New Delhi.
Dr Geetanjali Natraj, Senior Economist, National Council of Applied Economic Research, Delhi
Prof Chetan Ghate, Associate Professor, Planning Unit, Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi
Dr Vikash Ranjan, Fellow, Indian Council for World Affairs, Delhi
Speakers from Russia:
Prof Eugene Avdokushin, Director, Center for Asian Studies, Faculty of Economics, Moscow
Prof Nicholas Kotlyar Deputy Head, Department of World Economy and International Business University of Finance, Moscow
Dr Dmitry Miroshnichenko, Fellow, Development Center of the Higher School of Economy, Moscow
In its report titled “Global Economic Prospects January 2012: Uncertainties and vulnerabilities” released in January 2012, the World Bank has made a number of negative predictions such as reducing growth in global economy, depression in Eurozone, falling Oil prices, shortage of liquidity & volatility in Middle East. The report also suggests that the developing countries need to be prepared for the worst. In this highly uncertain environment, developing countries should evaluate their vulnerabilities and prepare contingencies to deal with both the immediate and longer-term effects of a downturn.
What are the risks faced in the BRICS economies this year? Is there a risk of financial exposure to emerging markets through export channels and international capital movements? What is the situation with the Russian and Indian economies? Experts from both the countries will present their perspective and discuss possible suggestive measures.
Related Events : Talks | Economy
Entry : Free (Seating on First-Come First-Served basis)
Place : Conference Hall, Russian Information Centre, 2, Bhagwan Dass Road, New Delhi - 110001
Landmark : Next to National School of Drama ( NSD )
Venue Info : About | Events | Nearest Metro Station - 'Mandi House(Blue Line)'
Event Details : Information Department of the Embassy of the Russian Federation in India in collaboration with Russian News Agency RIA Novosti cordially invites you to a video conference between New Delhi and Moscow on "Risks to the BRICS Economies : Is there a cure for the world's turmoil?”
Speakers from India:
Prof Partha Sen, Dean, Faculty of Economics, South Asian University, New Delhi.
Dr Geetanjali Natraj, Senior Economist, National Council of Applied Economic Research, Delhi
Prof Chetan Ghate, Associate Professor, Planning Unit, Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi
Dr Vikash Ranjan, Fellow, Indian Council for World Affairs, Delhi
Speakers from Russia:
Prof Eugene Avdokushin, Director, Center for Asian Studies, Faculty of Economics, Moscow
Prof Nicholas Kotlyar Deputy Head, Department of World Economy and International Business University of Finance, Moscow
Dr Dmitry Miroshnichenko, Fellow, Development Center of the Higher School of Economy, Moscow
In its report titled “Global Economic Prospects January 2012: Uncertainties and vulnerabilities” released in January 2012, the World Bank has made a number of negative predictions such as reducing growth in global economy, depression in Eurozone, falling Oil prices, shortage of liquidity & volatility in Middle East. The report also suggests that the developing countries need to be prepared for the worst. In this highly uncertain environment, developing countries should evaluate their vulnerabilities and prepare contingencies to deal with both the immediate and longer-term effects of a downturn.
What are the risks faced in the BRICS economies this year? Is there a risk of financial exposure to emerging markets through export channels and international capital movements? What is the situation with the Russian and Indian economies? Experts from both the countries will present their perspective and discuss possible suggestive measures.
Related Events : Talks | Economy
"Risks to the BRICS Economies : Is there a cure for the world's turmoil?" video conference between New Delhi & Moscow at Russian Information Centre, 2, Bhagwan Dass Road > 12:30pm on 15th February 2012
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