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| This bubble could run for a while, but we have seen all of them end in tears. There is no reason to believe this will be different. |
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| Stephen Brown, head of research at Kim Eng Securities in Hong Kong, in BusinessWeek on the current boom in China. |
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| I don't buy that India is the next big thing. The obstacles to success are enormous. |
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| Edmund Harris, who manages about $160 million in two Asian funds for Guinness Atkinson Asset Management LLC, in Business Week |
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| There is a massive shift in wealth from West to East, and unless we make major structural changes, it will have damaging consequences for Europe. |
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| Sir Martin Sorrell, chairman, WPP Group, in The Times of India. |
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| China still gets a lot more respect than India, but it is a matter of time before that changed. |
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| C K Prahalad, management guru, in The Financial Express. |
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| India is a perplexing paradox that is highly representative of the world. |
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| Bill Clinton, speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos. |
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| Leverage can be a vulnerability once it ceases to be sustainable. |
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| Sir Andrew Large, deputy governor, Bank of England, on British consumer debt in BusinessWeek. |
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| Overseas employment has built more homes than all our housing programmes put together. |
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| Former Philippines labour minister Blas Ople on the positive impact of handsome remittances by Filipinos who work in foreign countries |
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