I watched his interview in Bloomberg last month, and im not sure if i should believe in him. Hes already counting on BRIC nations to run off steam thats why investors would look elsewhere .. i doubt that would happen and i dont think we can competitively compete with these BRIC nations. Well i cant blame him, its his job to look for emerging markets

and from what i know we are not even on his top picks of emerging nations eg. South Korea, Turkey, Poland, Czech Republic, Indonesia and Thailand would fare better on his cards. I think we were given mention cause we had high population and theres still a room for development. We even had a hard time trying to keep an international company's assembly plant floats here

how can we attract international investors ?
Im not sure if Mr. Sharma is knowledgeable with our economic conditions here in the Philippines, like the 60-40 restrictions, high electricity rates, rising labor costs, poor infrastructure etc. coming from someone who says China's labor cost is rising thats why international companies arent keen in investing some more but what more can these investors have to say to our country? surely we aint attractive than China.
And funny, i can see his opinions are still uncertain.
whats more funnier is.. there are people here who dim-witted thinks this is already Penoy's achievement

People should know the difference from what is written in the book and what is reality.
Im for one, would like our country to have a rapid economic growth and since i dont intend to buy Sharma's book, can someone tell me the details on how would our country have a tiger economy according to him?