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Medium Term: Where Are Emerging Markets Headed?, will face a series of structural shifts that will affect both advanced and developing economies. Six tailwinds and six headwinds are identified. The tailwinds are: good macroeconomic fundamentals; improving health and education coupled with young demography; rise of capital market and fintech with

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Conclusion: What Can Emerging Markets Do to Favor the Future?,eral times higher than Western populations. By 2050, 8 out of the 10 largest economies are projected to be emerging markets and the middle classes will be mostly concentrated in these countries. There is a changing world order and an evolving global monetary and financial system, with a changing rol

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Emerging Markets: Anatomy, Characteristics, and History,di Arabia continue to be impacted by the vagaries of the oil market and geopolitics linked to Ukraine and other crises. Türkiye has changed but has faced setbacks. Indonesia has stabilized and is growing. South Africa faces a difficult post-apartheid transition.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-58730-6ncluding low global growth, inflation and high debt; growing inequality and gender discrimination; end of an era of cheap money; authoritarian populism, institutional weakening, and corruption; selective deglobalization and productivity shortfalls; and accelerating climate change that represents an existential threat to the planet.

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Introduction,lobal labor and capital markets. Many of them were growing faster than advanced economies, but the combined shocks of the pandemic, rising interest rates, inflation, debt, and geopolitics have lowered their growth and adversely impacted their finances. Nevertheless, emerging markets are a growing part of the world economy now.