Dear colleagues and professor,
I need some of the professors' paper which is a difference between emerging market countries and rapidly development countries definition. By the way, I searched that terms definition with scientists views from google but I couldn't find it. if anyone has information regarding the issues please send me link or paper. Because I am going to collect all professors views with their paper then I going to write my final opinion.
The term "rapidly developing economies" is being used to denote emerging markets such as The United Arab Emirates, Chile and Malaysia that are undergoing rapid growth. I believe that the terms "rapidly developing economies" and "Emerging markets" have the same meaning. I do not know why are they confused?!.
A country is categorized to be "an emerging market" when the country has some characteristics of a developed country, but does not meet all characteristics to be included as a developed country. Those characteristics if remained good may lead the country to become a developed markets in the future. The characteristics such as positive high economic growth, GDP, industry growth, employment growth, investment growth, surplus trade, and so forth. Mostly those countries under "emerging markets" are a newly rapid economic growth country that affect global economy or they had developed in the past but now return back to a good development track. On the other hand, "rapidly development" countries are countries that show a consistent high economic growth for a period of time. Basically, all countries under rapid development can be included under emerging markets. Most of scholars will say both are similar and I am one of those who say both are reflecting the same notion.
Dear Muhammad Subhan,
Thank you very much for interest my question. If you some scholars related to this question please send me because I need it for confirmation of my writing this term in my thesis
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