The political environment of a country can significantly impact its status as an emerging market. Political stability, government policies, regulatory environment, and the level of corruption can all influence the economic growth and investment climate of a country. A stable political environment with pro-business policies can attract foreign investments, boost economic growth, and enhance the status of a country as an emerging market. On the other hand, political instability, frequent changes in government policies, high levels of corruption, and a restrictive regulatory environment can deter foreign investments, hinder economic growth, and negatively impact the status of a country as an emerging market.
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With this slide, list all threats that emerging markets may pose. These may include: foreign exchange rate risk, non-normal distributions, lax insider trading, restrictions, lack of liquidity, difficulty raising capital and more. Use this slide to apply PESTEL Analysis to your emerging markets evaluation. PESTEL Analysis is a tool used to analyze and track the macro-environmental factors that may impact a venture's performance. To know whether or not you are going to go after an emerging market, it is critical to determine its Gross Domestic Product (GDP). GDP provides information about the size of the country's economy and, most importantly, the economy's health.
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