World's 22 Best Emerging Markets 2014
Indonesia; Ease of doing business rank: 120
Projected annual GDP growth of Indonesia is 5.7 percent. It is named as Southeast Asia’s largest economy. The flexibility of the growth of economy, low government debt, and fiscal management has contributed towards the upgrade of the economy and is commencing the inward flow of the finances of Indonesia. It is also the major client and shareholder of the World Bank. The easy accesses to credit cards have helped the growth of economy through domestic consumption.
Brazil; Ease of doing business rank: 116
Its projected annual GDP growth is 2.6 percent. The social economical policies of Brazil are a success among the investors. The policies have been among the top of macro economical indexes. There are laid four policies of Brazil, on which the economy of Brazil rose. These are: 1) building infrastructure thriving to build a strong support for a diverse and developed economy. 2) Decreasing the rate of poverty and inequality prevailing in the Country, so that each people can contribute towards the growth. 3) It opened its door to the world. And, 4) reformation of its domestic institutions.
Philippines; Ease of doing business rank: 108
Philippines remains the fastest-growing economy among all the emerging ones. The service sector of the Philippines includes 43 percent of GDP, and agriculture, which is the largest employer in the rural areas, contributes too. In Philippines, manufacturing is the most important sector in foreign exchange earned through exports. In a bid for high international reserves, the money from overseas workers contributes heavily. With its growing GDP above the target, (6.1 percent) it is high on its performance.
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