As Eurozone companies fight recession, India and China contributed 95 percent of the jobs created by the BRIC nations after the US, which led the employment generation, according to a recent survey.
The number of jobs created by BRIC investors in Europe increased by 8 percent in 2011, with India and China together accounting as the largest players for 95 percent of job creation and 82 percent of projects in the continent, Ernst & Young’s 10th annual European Attractiveness Survey released today says.
After a sharp fall in 2010, the number of jobs created by BRIC investors in Europe increased to reach 9,385, it says adding that collectively, BRIC economies accounted for 6 per cent of the total job creation in Europe, behind the US and Germany…
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