Definition Emerging Markets. Description.
Emerging Markets refers to the countries or regions
that have begun to industrialize and adopted Market Capitalism and are showing
great promise as a good place to invest. They offer the potential for a high
return in a relatively short period of time. The main attractiveness of these
regions is often caused by the preparedness of employees to work long hours
for low wages initially. Their economy is in a transitional phase between
a developing and developed (mature) status.
On the other side, these regions involve greater volatility
and higher risk than established markets. Also, they are often subject to
unexpected political and economic upheavals. As a result, the value of stocks,
Bonds, and currencies can change
drastically and suddenly.
Many Latin American, Eastern European and Asian countries such as China, India,
South Korea, Brazil, Malaysia, Poland, Russia are considered emerging markets.
These regions can benefit greatly from their emergent market status through
receiving a variety of international financial aid programs to further boost
their economies. These programs include loans and other financial assistance
from the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank and special trading
status with reduced tariffs for their exports to more advanced countries.
With the help from investors and the financial institutions
as described above, Emerging Markets can quickly develop higher per capita
GDP, more exports, increased foreign investment, better standards of living,
and more stable political structures, which is in turn beneficial for the
economies of all other countries in the world.
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Competitiveness in World Market
"Will the emerging markets especially from the less developed countries withstand the free market competition in today's world?" |
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Merits of Entering Emerging Markets
"How should a marketer communicate the merits of entering an emerging market to shareholders. What best way should a budget plan be presented to get positive results." |
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