Emerging markets are also known as a newly emerging economy, they are companies that are not fully developed. Some of its characteristics are similar to developed markets, but it still has issues. China and India have the largest emerging markets. They have grown greatly in the past few decades and are beginning to compete with more developed markets. Other emerging markets are South Korea, Mexico, Indonesia and Iran. Countries in Africa and South America are also home to emerging markets. The differences between these markets and developed markets is that developed markets have higher levels of liquidity, better regulatory bodies, large market capitalization and higher income per capita. Developing markets can be found in North America, parts of Western Europe, Australia, parts of Asia. South Korea has recently crossed the threshold into a developed market, although, it depends on which source you consider. The FTSE considers South Korea a developing market, but the MSCI considers it an emerging market.…
