Emerging markets are the growth opportunities of the future. By definition, they are riskier than th...
Emerging markets are the growth opportunities of the future. By definition, they are riskier than their developed counterparts but they also offer a greater potential return. Emerging countries account for most of the world"s population, land and natural resources. Emerging markets are defined by a broad set of characteristics such as: &149; Low GDP per capita &149; High growth in working age population (and a lower dependency ratio) &149; Low use of capital and technology in production &149; Relatively small stock markets. By employing technology that is already prevalent in the d...
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