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India has iron ore, bauxite, and copper ore and is one of the major producers of iron in the world. South Africa is the largest energy producer and consumer on the African continent. In addition to diamonds and gold, the country also has reserves of iron ore, platinum, manganese, chromium, copper, uranium, silver, beryllium, and titanium. China has coal, iron ore, petroleum, natural gas, mercury, rare earth elements, uranium, and the world's largest potential for hydropower. China is currently the world’s largest exporter. India has 10 of the 30 fastest-growing urban areas in the world and could see 700 million people move to cities by 2050, according to Goldman Sachs—which means greater demand for goods and services by India's population and faster economic growth. The BRICS theory from Goldman believes that China will become the world's biggest supplier of manufactured goods, India will become the world's dominant supplier of services, while Brazil and Russia will become dominant as suppliers of raw materials. Of the five BRIC countries, China is said to have the strongest economy, which is actually larger than that of the four other BRIC economies combined. Will the BRICS expand? Speculation that South Korea and Mexico will become additions to the BRICS. They were not included in Jim O'Neill's original paper in 2001, because they looked to be more developed nations and 5
economies than Brazil, Russian India, and China, according to O'Neill. Neither country has officially tried to join. Indonesia has said it might want to be part of the BRICS at some time in the future. Are the BRICS a true economic force? To many observers and investors, the BRIC countries are merely five separate emerging markets with little in common. They are countries developing their economies—with a high pay off, but also with high risks. The risks include fears that all five could fail to live up to their economic potential. There are political concerns over human right issues in China and Russia that could keep out future investors and slow their economic growth. Looking at India, its troubled past with Pakistan could limit government finances, increase social unrest, and limit potential domestic economic demand. Brazil is said to just be getting some economic growth back after years of limited or negative growth, and slowing foreign investing. And South Africa has a mixed economy with a very high rate of poverty and low GDP per capita. Nonetheless, whatever the concerns, the BRICS are drawing large amounts of attention and money. Report said the BRICS were leading the world in attracting global investments, as of May 2011. 6
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