This article focuses the political agenda for global economic governance for the next fifty years. According to the author, the huge populational increasing in poor countries will persuade to a big participation of this countries in the decision making process in the international scenario, increasing the information and experiences exchanged between poor and rich countries. At the end, there is a brief explanation about why emerging markets should have a powerful voice in the global economic governance.
Global economic governance; IMF; OECD; Globalization; Millennium Development Goals