Chapter 9
Globalization: Emerging Markets Aren’t Just for Traditional Investors Anymore
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Introduction
Introduction
The concept of emerging markets comes from the field of economics during the 1980s, in a search to define a group of nations that are in the process of rapid growth and accelerated industrialization. Whether they are defined as BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, China)[1], or by the larger list espoused by Dow Jones,[2] the concept of an emerging market is one of high business risk economically, where risk can be positive or negative. While multinational companies willing to invest in these markets can potentially ...
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