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Written by Michael A. Berry, Ph.D.
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Thursday, 21 October 2010 07:46 |
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In my business plan for House Mountain Partners I am focused squarely on analyzing the
renaissance of emerging markets and their many impacts on the world’s capital and
commodity markets. In the Fall of 1999, after completing a degree in International Business
and long before the “New Emerging World” came into being, I remember attending a
presentation in New York where I overheard a discussion of the state of the global economy
and what the future holds. At the time, the tech bubble had just about run its course, but
these individuals weren’t talking about the tech bubble; they were discussing credit. I
remember hearing one of them say,
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