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The Emerging Market Economy: What Is an Emerging Market?

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Avishai Marziano
Avishai Marziano

Emerging markets are defined as those economies of developing nations that are growing and becoming more engaged with global markets.

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is a telecommunications executive who has worked in the industry for more than 20 years. Avishai Marziano What Is an Emerging Market?
2 Transitioning Economies Developing nations in which the economy is in a period of transition often fall into the emerging market bracket. These nations are typically moving towards a more industrial, modern economy in which residents begin to experience a higher standard of living, away from a pre-industrialised, less develo- ped, lower income economy. Benefits to Investors Investors looking towards emerging markets are attracted by many potential benefits, the primary of these being the potential for growth. As a country moves towards becoming a deve- loped nation, growth can occur rapidly across a wide variety of industries. Emerging markets will generally move away from activities such as agriculture and towards more manufacturing and industrial activity. However, the potential for higher returns comes with higher risk. Emerging markets are defined as those economies of developing nations that are growing and beco- ming more engaged with global markets. Countries can be upgraded or downgraded from the list of emerging markets, to become classed respectively as developed nations or frontier markets. THE EMERGING MARKET ECONOMY: What Is an Emerging Market?
3 INVESTORS LOOKING TOWARDS EMERGING MARKETS ARE ATTRACTED BY MANY POTENTIAL BENEFITS, THE PRIMARY OF THESE BEING THE POTENTIAL FOR GROWTH.
ON THE POTENTIAL RISKS AND REWARDS FOR INVESTORS. By visiting the blog of Avishai Marziano, you can find out more about investing in emerging markets in Africa, including more information

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The Emerging Market Economy: What Is an Emerging Market?

  • 1. is a telecommunications executive who has worked in the industry for more than 20 years. Avishai Marziano What Is an Emerging Market?
  • 2. 2 Transitioning Economies Developing nations in which the economy is in a period of transition often fall into the emerging market bracket. These nations are typically moving towards a more industrial, modern economy in which residents begin to experience a higher standard of living, away from a pre-industrialised, less develo- ped, lower income economy. Benefits to Investors Investors looking towards emerging markets are attracted by many potential benefits, the primary of these being the potential for growth. As a country moves towards becoming a deve- loped nation, growth can occur rapidly across a wide variety of industries. Emerging markets will generally move away from activities such as agriculture and towards more manufacturing and industrial activity. However, the potential for higher returns comes with higher risk. Emerging markets are defined as those economies of developing nations that are growing and beco- ming more engaged with global markets. Countries can be upgraded or downgraded from the list of emerging markets, to become classed respectively as developed nations or frontier markets. THE EMERGING MARKET ECONOMY: What Is an Emerging Market?
  • 3. 3 INVESTORS LOOKING TOWARDS EMERGING MARKETS ARE ATTRACTED BY MANY POTENTIAL BENEFITS, THE PRIMARY OF THESE BEING THE POTENTIAL FOR GROWTH.
  • 4. ON THE POTENTIAL RISKS AND REWARDS FOR INVESTORS. By visiting the blog of Avishai Marziano, you can find out more about investing in emerging markets in Africa, including more information