It can be land, industries, corporations, educational institutions, healthcare facilities or even a research centre for that purpose. Options are numerous for investment. As of the Bric, if they attempt on improving the law and order situation, corruption, rate of crime and respect for democracy & human rights, a huge number of investors would be interested in investing in their country. This way country will progress even more and development would not remain a distant dream. But if together with these countries, few other countries are also taken into consideration and included in the strategy, it is possible to get far better results. These countries would include Mexico and South Korea as this would increase the chances of success and will also prove to be a source of benefit in the long run. It is possible to give incentives and initiatives to these countries before investing in them. This may include plans and schemes which assist in increasing population, or the pre-requisite of friendly relations with neighbours and also supremacy of human rights laws. This would prove beneficial for the organization and would also enhance the stability of these countries. This will also assist in solving their internal problems a great deal.

It has been stated that this acronym is used merely for the emerging markets of these countries and they do not have any kind of link; socially, politically or economically. But these countries have no incentive or need for working together as a bloc in the world affairs. If they took the initiative and started working together on large-scale, benefits could be numerous. China is the world's largest economy and it therefore is one of the largest markets pervasive in this world. It shows potential and promise for the future.

At times it has been suggested that China is the most important part of this Bric. Due to the reason most of the growth, development and progress has and is happening in China. Without China, Bric would not be something as significant as it is, today. However, Brazil has also shown promise. Due to its functional democracy and the safety of property rights & the law of free trade, it can be described as the backbone of Bric. It does not have any kind of issue with its neighbour countries and neither does it have a nuclear bomb. It is also free of population problems

(Tett, 2010)According to the predictions and the vision of Goldman, the countries which are struggling with quite a few major issues, internationally and domestically, are going to be the strongest economies in the coming times. This is the reason why investment is a good option in these countries. These countries include the Bric section usually because other countries have a long journey to undertake before being considered as emerging markets. Despite all the problems, the investment in these countries is not as expensive as it is in the western markets. Another major reason for this is that the prediction of Goldman states that the few economic powers are going to emerge from Asia and they will be the economic supreme powers. It has been predicted that these countries are not only emerging markets but their future also seems to be promising because of the recent progress being demonstrated by them in various sectors of business and investment.

(Salva, 2011) has stated that Bric is the brainchild of O'Neil and it was his vision that the countries in the region of Asia will emerge as successful markets and will also prove to be more stable economically than the western opponents. He also predicted that the countries of Bric i.e Brazil, Russia, India and China will have a better economy, stable democracy and more development and progress than ever before. This is the reason why he deemed it important to venture into new areas like Asia for investment purposes. But there are quite a few hurdles in this path of success. India has got issues with their neighbour and that is responsible for economic setbacks.

It also is responsible for the lack of security. If the security problem is solved and friendly ties with neighbours are made, India would be a good market to invest in. China and Russia have still not accepted the need to recognize and implement human rights rule in their countries and that is a major problem. Because of this, lots of problems arise and due to these problems, financial setbacks become inevitable. The population problem of Russia and China has to be dealt with hands-on otherwise it will affect not only the economy and development of these countries but also the entire global market. It cannot be stated that these emerging markets do not have any kind of setbacks or chances of failure. Like all the countries, their future cannot be predicted if they have shown success in a few areas. For them to emerge as potential markets, it is imperative that they recognize, accept and deal with their problems as opposed to ignoring their existence completely.

Brazil has failed to live up to the expectations of its investors from a long time. However, the potential for development and progress has now been recognized and utilized. Social, economic and political rules and regulations have been introduced which have solved the unemployment problem to a great extent. These rules encourage investment and the proof of probability of getting better returns also exists today. Henceforth it can concluded that minus all these predicaments, if they are solved, the prediction of O'Neil holds maximum strength and it will come true by the year of 2050 or 2039.

Appendices

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& Shvyrkov O. (2010) Investing in BRIC countries: evaluating risk and governance in Brazil, Russia, India, & China. McGraw-Hill Professional.
Marr J. & Reynard C. (2010). Investing in Emerging Markets: The BRIC Economies and Beyond. John Wiley and Sons

Salva M.S. (2011) what is the Medium-term Impact of the Bric Countries? An Investigation Into the Marco-economic Future Prospects and Evaluation of Trends for the Bric Economies from 2011-2050. Grin Verlag

Gillian Tett. (2010). Man who named the future. Article 38. Financial Times Magazine. January 16, 2010. page.30.

"BRICS AND BEYOND" - Goldman Sachs study of BRIC and N11 nations, November 23,