دور استراتيجية النمو غير المتوازن في تحقيق النمو الاقتصادي لدول البريكس للمدة (2009-2017)‎

Abstract EN

The BRICS countries have achieved the fastest achieved the fastest economic growth in the world since the end of the first decade of the third millennium, which showed their presence as an influential force on the international economic level, and the task of the BRICS countries to the mechanism of forming a new global economic system countries (43% ) of the world population, And dominated It accounted for (18% ) of the world economy and controlled (15% ) of international trade.

Its GDP accounted for (31.5% )of global output in 2016, and the research found that the BRICS countries have achieved steady economic growth during the CAGR during the period (2009-2017) was 6.890% in China, 6.487% in India (1.699% ) in South Africa and 1.024% _0.922% for Russia and Brazil respectively.

The study also found that the forecasts and future economic analysis indicate that the BRICS countries will occupy advanced economic centers globally, with China and India occupying the first and second ranks respectively.

The BRIC countries are among the strongest emerging economies after the global financial crisis in 2008 as they formed a strong base for their prosperity and economic growth based on their strength.

In the 20 developed countries in the world in 2050, Brazil will be fourth and Russia in sixth.

One of the most important conclusions reached by the research is that the BRICS countries followed in their economic policy during the study period the mechanisms and principles of the strategy of unbalanced growth by giving priority and relying on leading economic activity and urging other economic activities to rapid and high growth.

In its recommendations, the research concluded that developing countries should seek to have a share of international economic changes by optimizing the exploitation of their economic resources by benefiting from the BRICS lesson and the method adopted according to the characteristics of developing countries.