Can Investors Ride The Emerging Economies Wave?
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Another quarter has come and gone, and like the second quarter, the third quarter was great for stockholders. The Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P 500 indices all rose by 15 percent during the quarter, and all three indices are trading 50 percent above the multi-year lows they set in March. But the longer the current rally drags on, the more analysts are wondering whether it is time for investors to look elsewhere for strong growth. Some analysts have been pointing to emerging markets as the next sector to show bullish growth. There are a number of reasons why emerging markets look attractive right now, and I will focus on three: more room for growth, cheap labor inputs, and net exports.
One reason emerging economies seem to post double-digit GDP growth most years is that,
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