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1. The New Information Economy: The Changing Landscape Victor Camlek Director, Market Intelligence Thomson Scientific 26 February 2008
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8. The Largest Economies in 2050? ( 2003 US$ in billions ) Source : Goldman Sachs, 2003 China US India Japan Brazil Russia UK Germany France Italy
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10. GDP Source : CIA World Fact Book 2007 (online) GDP = Gross Domestic Product or the value of all final goods and services produced within a nation in a given year
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12. Comparative Economic Indicators: The G6 + BRIC * GDP (purchasing power parity) ** At Official Exchange Rates See notes for definitions Source : CIA World Fact Book 2007 (online) 1.7% $1.86 trillion $1.8 trillion 58,147,733 Italy 4.1% $2.47 trillion $1.84 trillion 190,010,647 Brazil 1.5% $2.24 trillion $2.07 trillion 63,718,187 France 11.9% $1.25 trillion $2.08 trillion 141,377,752 Russia 2.4% $1.27 trillion $2.15 trillion 60,776,238 UK 2.0% $3.02 trillion $2.83 trillion 82,400,996 Germany 5.9% $894.1 billion $2.96 trillion 1,129,866,154 India 2.0% $5.10 trillion $4.31 trillion 127,443,494 Japan 6.2% $2.53 trillion $7.04 trillion 1,321,851,888 China 2.7% $13.75 trillion $13.86 trillion 301,139,947 US Inflation GDP** GDP PPP* Population
16. Global R&D Spending by Region Asia 36.9% 40.8% 2006 2008E Europe 25.2% 23.9% Americas 35.7% 33.1% Europe Americas Asia Source: R&D Magazine , September 2007 RoW 2.1% RoW 2.2% “ R&D Magazine, forecasts that global R&D spending will reach $1,210bn in 2008, 7.6% higher than in 2007. Much of this growth continues to be fueled by a rapid expansion of R&D in China, whose spending is expected to grow by nearly 24% in 2008 to $216.8bn — about 18% of global spending, up from 14% just two years ago.”
17. Global R&D Spending by Country China 13.5% 17.9% 2006 2008E ROW 45.3% US 32.7% 33.1% RoW 3.7% US India 50.1% India 3.7% Source: R&D Magazine , September 2007 China Although the US still represents 1/3 of R&D spending, China continues to gain share
28. Publishers Respond to Growth in Asia Pacific Source: Simba, Global STM Publishing 2007-2008 , Scientific & Technical Publishing, 2007 “ The demand for scientific and technical materials in any particular market is linked directly to the level of research and development spending. The commitment to R&D is long established in the U.S. and Europe. Now R&D spending is on the rise in places like China and India, so publishers have increased their presence in those markets.” – Simba
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30. Internet Market in Asia Pacific Source : Datamonitor, Industry Profile: Internet Access in India , 2007 Together, Japan and China account for almost 2/3 (66%) of the AP internet market Total AP revenue in 2007: $122.7B India 5.5% Japan 35.5% China 30.5% S. Korea 16.6% Rest of AP 12.4%
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