Apparently, investors are taking another look at emerging
market equities.
According to a report in the WSJ titled “Emerging Markets Regaining Allure”:
“Investors, who until
recently preferred cash to risky stocks, are once again buying shares in
developing economies. The are encouraged, among other things, by steps that
central banks from Brazil to China are taking to boost growth. They say these
measures will help emerging markets expand faster than wealthier countries, and
help shield them from Europe's financial troubles. Besides, after falling
nearly 20% from the year's highs, shares are starting to look cheap.”
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Meanwhile, World Bank Chief Economist, Justin Yifu Lin, recommends changing the orientation of Development Economics in order to sustain long-run economic growth in emerging markets:
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Other EM related News:
INSEAD Profs. Gupta and Wang offer an excellent analysis of
India’s economic conditions:
China’s growing investment in Germany:
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Meanwhile, World Bank Chief Economist, Justin Yifu Lin, recommends changing the orientation of Development Economics in order to sustain long-run economic growth in emerging markets: