The Rise of Emerging Markets: Opportunities and Challenges in a Globalized Economy
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Emerging markets, that is, countries whose economy is not yet fully developed, but with high growth potential, play an important role in the globalized economy. These countries are striving to find their place in the global economic system with their natural resources, labor force and innovation capabilities. However, this process also creates a number of opportunities and challenges.
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