Author, former Economist editor and consultant Bill Emmott sat down with ULI at the 2006 fall meeting in Denver to discuss the growing influence of China and India in the global economy, what this means for the real estate industry, and what other countries are poised to emerge as global economic powers.
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November 08, 2006
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