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What is Emerging Markets

Infrastructure Development Strategies for Empowerment and Inclusion
Generally these are configured as low-income countries, undergoing rapid pace of economic development with their governments pursuing policies favouring economic liberalization and the adoption of a free-market economy as their primary engine of growth.
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Financial Infrastructure Development for Inclusive Growth
Isaac Okoth Randa (Namibia University of Science and Technology, Namibia)
DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-2917-7.ch010
Abstract
Financial infrastructure development affects economic growth through several channels that are important for emerging economies such as catalysing savings, efficient allocation of capital and enhanced total factor productivity; risk diversification and control; reducing information asymmetries, transactions and monitoring costs; as well as reducing volatility of the economy. Hence, adopting an interpretivist perspective using analytical research strategy engaging mainly secondary documentary data; this chapter investigates the processes through which financial infrastructure development promotes financial market inclusivity, ameliorates the role of traditional banking, enables efficient allocation of resources, and generates knowledge-intensive capital accumulation leading to inclusive growth. Financial infrastructure development specially in Sub-Sahara Africa contributes to inclusive growth through enhanced financial reach and accessibility, supportive institutional framework and policy, credit availability and entrepreneurship, as well as trust and alignment of incentives.
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Domestic Policies for Sustainable and Economic Development in Countries With Emerging Economies: A Case Study of Mexico
An emerging market economy is the economy of a developing nation that is becoming more engaged with global markets as it grows.
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How Brands Communicate Sustainability Messages in Emerging Markets: A Content Analysis Based on Corporate Websites and Social Media
Developing countries with rapid economic growth, increasing trade, fast developing infrastructure, improving technological competitiveness, increasing middle class and customer purchasing power.
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The Role of Electronic Commerce in the Global Business Environments
The new market structures related to digitalization, deregulation, and globalization.
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Investigating the Economic Vulnerability Factors of Emerging Markets After the Global Financial Crisis of 2008 With a Hybrid Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Approach
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Currency Crisis in Developing Countries
The financial markets of developing economies or industries.
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The Challenge of International Market Segmentation in Emerging Markets
Countries with low and middle income class in the majority, high growth rates, unstable political and economic conditions, evolving market environments and structures, social change, etc.
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Towards a Classification Framework for Concepts of Innovation for and From Emerging Markets
Countries that has some characteristics of a developed market and investing in more productive capacity but does not satisfy standards to be termed a developed market.
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Fintech as a Mechanism for Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Development in Emerging Economies
Generally these are low-income countries, experiencing rapid pace of economic development with their governments pursuing policies favouring economic liberalization and the adoption of a free-market as their primary engine of growth.
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