economy of power

15 I am more experiential and more directly related to our current situation, meaning more relationship between theory and practice, another to shift to a new power relations economy I would like to propose a method of. Michel Foucault in 1982 is beyond repressive premises. Authority as power / knowledge Foucault never attempts (impossible) definition of power. He gave the definition of power relations among the articles published in 1982 at the most in 1982: "The exercise of power is not just the relationship between partners, individuals or groups.

From the power economy to the economic potential This is the direction we have to go now, you are with me. The future depends on it. In many ways. We will be stronger, but we will use our power to mutually abuse our children, disadvantaged people, much of the earth. So, we must think of the big truth of our life. Power itself is a means, not a purpose. Termination is possible

Before the world economy emerged, America controlled the world economy as a whole. Now the power of the United States fell to 25% before the emergence of the world economy. (Economic view) Therefore, according to Ed Yardeni, economist at Yardeni Research in New York, the world economy is no longer moved by the US, but some countries will be hit by the economic downturn. As Frankfurt-based German Bank Maria Laura stated, many countries from China to the Persian Gulf countries boldly absorbed the future impact of the economy through repayment of external debt and accumulation of huge cash reserves It was. As reported by Goldman Sachs' Kim O'Neil, the BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China) are busy buying consumer goods from mobile phones to cars, not in the United States.

The Indian economy is one of the fastest growing economies. It is the world's third largest economic power in terms of purchasing power parity and the market's exchange rate is 12,24 million dollars in 12th place. According to the world investment bank Goldman Sachs, by 2035 India will become the world's third largest economy after the United States and China, its growth rate will reach 60% of the US economy. Today's rapidly growing economy has to undergo many difficult times to reach the current 9% GDP. Liberalization policy has been driving the Indian economy, and these policies boosted demand and trade. Even during the 2007-09 economic recession India can maintain a 4% economic growth rate.