"Emerging Markets" ed. by Vito Bobek, Chee-Heong Quah

This book offers a comprehensive look at emerging markets, especially as they integrate with the global economy. It offers a conceptual framework to analyze emerging markets from multiple perspectives, including those of indigenous entrepreneurs struggling to overcome constraints to build world-class businesses, multinationals from developed countries tapping into emerging markets for their next growth spurt, and domestic and foreign investors seeking to profit from investment opportunities in emerging markets.

The rapid growth and development of emerging economies offer both opportunities and threats for international businesses. Understanding the economic development of emerging markets, combined with a knowledge of the increasingly complex international business market, enables better exploitation of opportunities in increasingly competitive world markets. The BRIC countries, the most prominent emerging markets, have long been discovered by foreign firms due to their enormous potential for investment opportunities.

Contents
1. Liberalism, the Only True Humanism
2. Institutions, Culture and Foreign Direct Investment in Transition Economies: Does Culture Matter and Why?
3. Africa’s Journey to Industrialization
4. Are African Stock Markets Inefficient or Adaptive? Empirical Literature
5. “Pandemic” in a Stateless Society
6. The Influence of Economic Activity of Women in Malaysia and Guatemala on National Development
7. Digital and Digitalized Economy in EMs: A Focus on Turkey
8. Rise of Hindutva Politics, Demonetisation, and Its Impact on Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in India
9. The Simplification of Customs Formalities: The Role of the Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) in Vietnam and in the EU
10. Chile in Times of Pandemic
11. Competitive Advantages of Cross-Border M&As to Non-Location-Bound Chinese ICT Firms
12. Self-Government in Yugoslavia: The Path to Capitalism?


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