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Whose economist coined the term BRIC in 2001?
Answer: Goldman Sachs
Why: The 2001 paper wrote it as BRICs, with a small plural s, years before South Africa's entry made the S a country.
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Which 1989 label summed up ten reform rules for Latin America?
Answer: Washington Consensus
Why: Economist John Williamson named it for ten policies he thought nearly everyone in Washington agreed Latin America needed.
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Where did the first BRIC leaders' summit take place in 2009?
Answer: Yekaterinburg
Why: At that summit the leaders called for emerging economies to get a bigger say in international financial institutions.
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What currency did Brazil launch in 1994 to end hyperinflation?
Answer: Real
Why: On 1 July 1994 each new real replaced 2,750 of the old cruzeiros reais.
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Which trap did the World Bank say held back 108 countries in 2024?
Answer: Middle-income trap
Why: Only 34 middle-income economies have climbed to high-income status since 1990, the World Bank found.
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Which 1980 line on maps splits the richer North from the poorer South?
Answer: Brandt Line
Why: To take in Australia and New Zealand, the line dips far into the Southern Hemisphere.