Growing Economic Power of Developing Countries
•Download as PPTX, PDF•
0 likes•1,861 views
This document discusses the growing economic power of developing countries. It outlines characteristics of emerging economies such as high population growth, unemployment, and dependence on primary commodity exports. Challenges include market volatility, political instability, and corruption. Sources of economic power include natural resources, trade relationships, and large populations driving demand. Benefits of increased economic power include more jobs, exports, technology upgrades, and foreign investment. The conclusion states that human resources and government policies, rather than just capital, are driving faster growth in developing nations.
Recommended
More Related Content
What's hot
What's hot (20)
Similar to Growing Economic Power of Developing Countries
Similar to Growing Economic Power of Developing Countries (20)
More from Sundar B N
More from Sundar B N (20)
Recently uploaded
Recently uploaded (20)
Growing Economic Power of Developing Countries
- 1. Growing Economic Power of Developing Countries Under the guidance of:- Miss Ramya S. K. Faculty member, PG studies in commerce G.F.G.C.W. Holenarasipura Presented By, Apoorva G 2nd M.Com
- 2. Introduction Emerging countries are the nations that are striving to become advanced countries and are generally on a more economically disciplined , Trade to become more sophisticated including increased fiscal transparency, focus on production ,developing regulatory bodies and exchange acceptance of outside involvement.
- 3. Characteristics of the economic of emerging and developing countries:- Growth and investment proposal Low per capital income High population growth rate High rates of Unemployment Dependence on Exports of primary commodities
- 4. Challenges in emerging economies Market volatility Weak market capacity Political instability Low corporate governance and transparency Corruption and poor legal laws High cost of doing business Tax ,fees, Commissions and other expenses Commodity and currency swings
- 5. Sources of Economic power Abundance of natural resources Comparative advantage over the world economies Cordial relationship with neighbours Huge and diverse population :gains power As there is a constant need for more and repaid economic activities in the form of production, marketing , agriculture ,infrastructural developments, and a basic feature of tan emerging economy can always gain economic power in the world.
- 6. Benefits of economic power More job opportunities Increased Exports and International Trade. Upgradation of Technology Rapid growth and development of the economy Continuous increase in GDP Increased share of global markets Attracts more FDI Increased investments in other countries
- 7. Conclusion One of the prime reasons for developing nations growing faster is not the capital or MNS investment but it is the Human resource talent , ability to work hard . Government liberalization policies and last but not the least the Zeal of people to contribute . Perform there by deriving Job satisfaction and in turn improving the standard of their life style.
- 8. BIBLIOGRAPHY Growing economic power of developing countries https://drive.google.com/file/ d/1WpjvJURJ5feL- jUVY59BGsIzxOaQ-FtD/ view?usp=drivesdk