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I don't think that's what she would have said. If you consider her import replacement theory for industrial growth, both India and China would fail that test miserably. India because of its high government subsidies and China because of its overwhelming dependence on export growth. That said...

Sharing IP with him is way better than sharing IQ with you! Why don't you simply keep away from threads you know nothing about. Your other post on this thread too doesn't say much, apart from revealing your arrogance

Part of what you said is true. But uncertainty about future shouldn't prevent us from giving credit to the economies which are doing well today. That way(some people might argue) the future of Chinese economy looks even shakier. And speaking of China, 60 years ago who knew this is how Chinese...

And so is the Australian economy??!!! Economies of countries like India, Australia, Brazil etc are service based and/or agrarian which cannot be quantified using that stupid tropospheric mapping of Nitrogen dioxide emission you've posted. If anything on this thread is a joke, it has to...