Chapter 10 - Understanding Emerging Markets Flashcards
Advanced Economies
Post-Industrial countries characterised by high per capita income, highly competitive industries and a well-developed commercial infrastructure
Developing Economies
Low-Income countries characterised by limited industrialisation and stagnant economies
Emerging Markets
Former developing countries that have achieved substantial industrialisation, modernisation and economic growth since the 1980s
Transition Economies
A subset of emerging markets that evolved from centrally planned economies into liberalised markets
Privatisation
The transfer of state-owned industries to private concerns
New Global Challenges
Top firms from emerging markets that are fast becoming key contenders in world markets
Outsourcing
The procurement of selected value-adding activities, including the production of intermediate goods or finished products, from independent suppliers
Global Sourcing
The procurement of products and services from foreign locations, from either independent suppliers or company-owned subsidiaries
Family Conglomerate
A large diversified company that is privately owned
Tenders
Formal offers made by a buyer to purchase certain products or services