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Forecasting the success or failure of emerging markets is a tricky game. Attempts have seen the creation of acronyms like BRICs and MINTs, and such markets have been the source of dreams dating back to Marco Polo. [1]
By Contributor: Win Myint Zaw Wednesday, June 17, 2009 [2]
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[1]
TH
asia.nikkei.com
· 2017-07-13
· 33% match
Forecasting the success or failure of emerging markets is a tricky game. Attempts have seen the creation of acronyms like BRICs and MINTs, and such markets have been the source of dreams dating back to Marco Polo.
[2]
MM
www2.irrawaddy.com
· 32% match
By Contributor: Win Myint Zaw Wednesday, June 17, 2009
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