World's 22 Best Emerging Markets 2014
Poland; Ease of doing business rank: 45
Poland’s projected annual GDP growth rate is 3.2 percent. The exports in Poland have a larger share which eventually will give rise to the GDP. The private business sectors in Poland have seen a rapid growth with the privatization of state-owned small and medium companies. The private sectors in Poland have been the main force behind the rise of the economic growth in the recent years.
Peru; Ease of doing business rank: 42
Peru has a projected annual GDP growth of 5.5 percent. The growth of Peru’s economy has been governed by the sound economic policies. Since colonial times, Peru’s economy thrived on mineral production. The U.S. Geological Survey rates Peru in the list of top five Countries for lead, silver, tin, and zinc reserves. In recent times, the economy has been seeking different fields too, though the minerals remain important. This step will secure Peru from the unexpectable cycle of markets of the mineral industries.
South Africa; Ease of doing business rank: 41
South Africa has a projected annual GDP growth of 3.1 percent. With the inclusion of South Africa in the economic coalition of Brazil, Russia, India, China; and its new economic stand, it’s a fast new emerging market. Being a fourth largest source of diamond and the consisting three quarters of global platinum reserves, it is bound to bounce back from the global financial crisis. The sophisticated banking sector helps South African economy in emergence. Private investors name South Africa as a gateway to other African Countries, while other investors seek its growth and expansion potential.
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