Impact of Infrastructure Development on the Supply of Capital
/Extracted 28JUN2011 from http://www.mckinseyquarterly.com/newsletters/chartfocus/2011_06.htm
The new roads, ports, railways, terminals, and other infrastructure that developing countries need will cost vast sums of money. A recent McKinsey Global Institute analysis finds that as a result, by 2030 the supply of capital will fall short of demand to the tune of $2.4 trillion—slowing global GDP growth by one percentage point a year. A similar gap could occur even if China and India cool off.
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