Richard Wallis is head of research and investment at Origen
When looking at global emerging markets, it is firstly important to understand what is meant by an emerging market. A popular definition is that an emerging, or developing, market economy is defined as an economy with low-to-middle per capita income. While this definition can be widely interpreted, countries whose economies fall into this category are usually considered emerging because of their developments and reforms. This can lead to a variety of countries being included from China, which could now be considered as an economic powerhouse, to the much smaller economies of a former Easter...
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