The West is losing control. Three models of the world"s financial future

West rules the world. Today. But the economic recovery has already been illuminated by another part of the planet.
The economic giants of Asia are awakened, African countries enter into alliances with China, Brazil is gaining momentum, Russia - in the depths of which the world"s largest deposit in the world starts to dictate its conditions. Economic stability of the West under threat.
Who will dictate the rules of the game in a couple of dozen years? The aging population of the West, the aging system of global management, increasing inequality of income - on one cup of scales. On the other - the growing economy of developing countries.
We are waiting for the global redistribution of finance and leadership. The social and political consequences of this will not like those who are used to living in prosperity. Consumers in Europe and the United States will inevitably have to live by means.
Stephen D. King - Senior Economist of the HSBC Group and the head of the economic research and placement of banking assets - speaks of possible options (bad, good, terrible), with which policies will destroy the situation