Trinity of the South

By:

Research and Information System for Developing Countries

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Academic Foundation; 2008Description: 202pISBN:

9788171886791

Subject(s):

India - Forein economic relations - Brazil

DDC classification:

327.54 RES

Summary: Exploring a promising union between India, Brazil, and South Africa, this contention illustrates that the three partners represent leading economies in their respective continents and offers an array of complementary strengths and capabilities that could be utilized for mutual benefit. This analysis details that the countries will not only grow, but that their cooperation has important spillovers for their partners in each subregional grouping and thereby could contribute to major developments in three subregions across Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

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Exploring a promising union between India, Brazil, and South Africa, this contention illustrates that the three partners represent leading economies in their respective continents and offers an array of complementary strengths and capabilities that could be utilized for mutual benefit. This analysis details that the countries will not only grow, but that their cooperation has important spillovers for their partners in each subregional grouping and thereby could contribute to major developments in three subregions across Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

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