john defterios asked robert cell lick what he thinks will bring to the markets. >> we have predictedth. developing countries provided about two-thirds of the growth over the past five years. what we suggested by that contingency, if there's a more serious breakdown in the eurozone, you move from beyond muddling through to not being able to have a successful progress with italy and spain that effects the eurozone, then developing countries have to be prepared. they have to pre fund some of their own bonds, look at the trade side, they have to look at the banking side. what it shows is while the developing countries have been a source of growth, we're all in this boat together. if europe stumbles and fails, it will hurt everybody. >> let's put this into context. the world bank took similar steps in 2008 when it provided emergency help to countries hit by the global financial downturn. pauline? >> the domino effect that robert cell lick mentioned is not lost on china which invested in all corners of the globe. it's a big year for the world's second largest economy. china's president, hi

i'm john defterios. we'll see you next week.