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The world is an economic collapse. Governments are prepared to suppress the voices of a recession, and referring instead to the "volatility" of the economy and "difficult times", but this has not stopped people on the road for the use of the word freedom. People are worried, they are worried about the rising costs of fuel and basic foodstuffs, and the potential shortage of food in the world. In the midst of all this bad news, but there is a glimmer of hope, at least for an investment inUK yesterday. According to a new report by KPMG, the UK's most popular European inward investment destination for international companies, a trend that is expected to grow over the next five years.

Asked KPMG Corporate investment strategists from over 300 multinational companies, where it plans to invest within the next year and then again in five years. Consider the following years, the United Kingdom in the Third World, for investment, with only the United States and China before it. FiveYears now fall to fifth place after the attack by Russia and India, but they still experience growth of 3%.

The increase in investor confidence because of the relative stability of the UK market, as well as the perceived fairness of the political and legal system. For years, the UK tax system has spoken against him, and even today, some investors remain wary of investing because of it, but it seems that stability is a factor of increased attraction of the charge is an injuryone. But, Sue Bonney, head of tax for KPMG's EMEA region, believes that the UK would be very useful to promote and improve its tax system.

Good news for the economies of the world is that most investors believe that the current crisis will be much the next two or three years, and that in five years, nations will once again flourish.

Other trends show that the emergence of the BRIC economies as a force to be reckoned with. According to areport by Goldman Sachs, Brazil, Russia, India and China (BRIC), the G6 economies in terms of growth flooded in 2050. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), stocks in the BRIC countries has increased by 70% over the past two years, when confronted by an enormous growth in other emerging markets, of which only 42% were.

Both reports indicate that India and China, a remarkable growth in the coming years will be experienced. China is scheduled for third placeeconomy overtook Germany in the coming years, while India reported that the economy's fastest-growing, reaching third place in the world after China in 2050.

Experts agree that the continued growth in the European and BRIC economies would lead to a balance in the struggle for economic power between North and South America, Europe and Asia. According to Sue Bonney, you can also "herald the start of a new global economic game." And it is good news for consumers around the world.