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Emerging Market Analysis

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Emerging market is the most promising markets for doing the business in future ,there are roughly 30 countries are classified as the emerging markets by world bank .During the first half of the 1990’s ,privatization and economic liberalization took place across emerging market countries substantially enlarged the set of emerging market securities available to the foreign investors and thereby improved portfolio investments in capital markets, it is most promising market for the world’s most competitive companies .emerging markets expresses high rate of growth and have huge room for extreme growth, and increasing more attractive to the western multinational companies. Here we are comparing three emerging markets CHINA, INDIA , RUSSIA based …show more content…

India shares borders with Afganistan,Bangladesh,Bhutan,china,Burma,Nepal and Pakistan by land and Indonesia ,Maldives,Thailand,srilankha by sea, During last five years the exports of India have increased at an annualized rate of 6.6% ,from $210B in 2008 to $290B in 2013.The most recent exports are led by Refined petroleum which represents 19.6% of the total exports of India ,followed by Packaged medicaments, which account for 4.07%. The product space is a network connecting products that are likely to be co-exported and can be used to predict the evolution of a country’s export structure. The economy of India has an ECONOMIC complexity Index (ECI) of 0.262 making it the 50th most complex country. India exports 406 products with revealed comparative advantage. Below is the demonstration of India’s export market. Out of total exports 22% is mineral products, 13% textiles,13% chemical products, so on, below depicts the export percentage of …show more content…

Marketing of product and services plays an important role .This can clearly seen from the top emerging country china in which the business people claming that the success of china is that marketing and selling in china is just like home.lets analyze the 4ps of markets in which the activities of many chinese marketing department are limited to just one part of the marketing mix promotion,inorder to connect with the customers different means of communication is used they promote through conferencing ,email,websites through work place,phone ,post,and networking because improving life time value of customers plays a different role they follows a unique

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