Abstract

As economies worldwide struggle to recover from the recent financial crisis, emerging markets are positioned to be significant contributors to global rebalancing. The traditional economic anchors of the United States and the European Economic and Monetary Union, however, may be weakening. Without a globally coordinated policy response, only a global recession can realign current imbalances.

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