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mr_godi [17]
1 year ago
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What do you consider to be the three greatest opportunities for mnes in emerging market countries? show that you understand what

the opportunities entail by providing context and an explanation.
Business
1 answer:
Katarina [22]1 year ago
7 0

Some major opportunities for MNCs in emerging market countries can be seen when emerging markets progress, they often experience rapid income growth. As more people within a country rise out of poverty, a consumer class develops which leads to a marketplace full of consumers who need of new products and services.

With the right offering combined with a strategically chosen market, a company can expect to grow its revenue at a steady rate in the right market. In addition, emerging markets have begun to drive global innovation.

An emerging economy may be new territory for the goods or services you provide. An explosion in consumer spending will soon offer massive opportunities to companies that can learn to navigate this uniquely challenging business environment.

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