List of current emerging markets
There is no generally binding definition of the term "emerging market." It refers to countries that, based on their economic performance, can be classified as developing countries as well as industrialized countries. The term "emerging market country" is best described as "newly industrialized country."
Currently, 10 countries belong to this classification, most of which are located in southern and eastern Asia. The largest economies among them currently are China, India and Brazil. In total, these 10 countries have 3.84 billion inhabitants, which is about 48.09 percent of the world's population.
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Country Population GNI per capita Human Development Index Human Asset Index Brazil 215.3 M 8,140 USD 0.754 95.9 China 1,425.7 M 12,850 USD 0.768 95.7 India 1,425.8 M 2,380 USD 0.633 74.3 Indonesia 275.5 M 4,580 USD 0.705 83.3 Malaysia 33.9 M 11,780 USD 0.803 89.5 Mexico 127.5 M 10,410 USD 0.758 94.9 Philippines 115.6 M 3,950 USD 0.699 84.3 South Africa 59.9 M 6,780 USD 0.713 86.2 Thailand 71.7 M 7,230 USD 0.800 94.0 Turkey 85.3 M 10,590 USD 0.838 97.1
List of newly industrialized countries
List of all 10 countries that are currently counted among the newly industrialized economieswww.worlddata.info
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List of all 10 countries that are currently counted among the newly industrialized economies
Everyone knows that we have extreme inequities, either rich or poor. Our middle class is about 30% and is growing at faster pace.hows going? we find the list of NICs where our GDP on PPP per capita match with Philippines, near to Indonesia also. here, is the Philippines-Indonesia also the countries where poor don't sleep hungry? hows many countries would be in world where poor don't sleep hungry? my last posts
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im running a similar thread for free housing for slum-poor of India, a post as above.
how you people see slum land recoveries by the Indian government by providing slum people of India with housing of budget worth over A$150bn?
this is to help 20mil+, 2 crore+, slum people of urban India to help them get new homes in return of leaving slum lands of cities, i guess
Initially, it was proposed that 1.8 crore slum households and 20 lakh non-slum poor would be covered under the Mission.
Why PM Awas Yojana (Urban) is staring at an extension
Govt's PMAY-U 'Housing for All' Mission to end in Dec '24; gap between needs, demand & supply persists. 1.19 cr houses sanctioned, 1.12 cr validated demand. 31% of India's population lives in urban areas, 1.88 cr housing shortage estimated. Committee recommends impact assessment study &...www.thehindubusinessline.com
You just stopped short of saying India's bhikharee economy is better than the US. Why stop there - khayesh puri kar lo...
As if $2200 nominal per capita GDP and $80,000 are comparable...dimag thik hai or nahi ??
That is why today, one of the largest number of illegals caught in US borders are Indians.
I tell you - you Indians are a circus around here, berry berry enturr-tayninggg.
The category of newly industrialized country (NIC), newly industrialized economy (NIE)[1] or middle income country[2] is a socioeconomic classification applied to several countries around the world by political scientists and economists. They represent a subset of developing countries whose economic growth is much higher than other developing countries; and where the social consequences of industrialization, such as urbanization, are reorganizing society.
Definition[edit]
NICs are countries whose economies have not yet reached a developed country's status but have, in a macroeconomic sense, outpaced their developing counterparts. Such countries are still considered developing nations and only differ from other developing nations in the rate at which an NIC's growth is much higher over a shorter allotted time period compared to other developing nations.[3] Another characterization of NICs is that of countries undergoing rapid economic growth (usually export-oriented).[4] Incipient or ongoing industrialization is an important indicator of an NIC.
Characteristics of newly industrialized countries[edit]
Newly industrialized countries can bring about an increase of stabilization in a country's social and economic status, allowing the people living in these nations to begin to experience better living conditions and better lifestyles. Another characteristic that appears in newly industrialized countries is the further development in government structures, such as democracy, the rule of law, and less corruption. Other such examples of a better lifestyle people living in such countries can experience are better transportation, electricity, and better access to water, compared to other developing countries and low infant mortality rate.
Historical context[edit]
The term came into use around 1970, when the Four Asian Tigers[5] of Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong and South Korea rose to become globally competitive in science, technological innovation and economic prosperity as well as NICs in the 1970s and 1980s, with exceptionally fast industrial growth since the 1960s; all four countries having since graduated into high-tech industrialized developed countries with wealthy high-income economies. There is a clear distinction between these countries and the countries now considered NICs. In particular, the combination of an open political process, high GNI per capita, and a thriving, export-oriented economic policy has shown that these East Asian economic tiger countries have roughly come to a match with developed countries as those of Western Europe as well Canada, Japan, Australia, New Zealand and the United States.
All four countries are classified as high-income economies by the World Bank and developed countries by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). All of the Four Asian Tigers, like Western European countries, have a Human Development Index considered "very high" by the United Nations.
Current[edit]
The table below presents the list of countries consistently considered NICs by different authors and experts.[6][7][8][9] Turkey and South Africa were classified among the world's 34 developed countries (DCs) by the CIA World Factbook in 2008.[1] Turkey became a founding member of the OECD in 1961 and Mexico joined in 1994. The G8+5 group is composed of the original G8 members in addition to China, India, Mexico, South Africa and Brazil. The members of the G20 include Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, Mexico, South Africa and Turkey.
Country Region GDP (nominal) (Millions of USD, 2023 IMF)[10] GDP per capita (nominal)
(USD, 2023 IMF)[10]GDP (PPP) (Millions of current Int$, 2023 IMF)[10] GDP per capita (PPP)
(current Int$, 2023 IMF)[10]Income inequality (GINI) 2011–19[11][12][13] Human Development Index (HDI, 2021)[14] hide Real GDP growth rate as of 2022[15] 
Africa 399,015 6,485 990,030 16,091 64 (2018) 0.713 (high) 1.1 Latin America 2,081,235 9,673 4,020,381 18,686 44.9 (2019) 0.754 (high) 1.0 1,663,164 12,674 3,125,902 23,820 41.8 (2019) 0.758 (high) 1.2 Asia-Pacific 19,373,586 13,721 33,014,998 23,382 38.5 (2016) 0.768 (high) 4.4 3,732,882 3,057 13,12,443 10,475 35.3 (2018) 0.633 (medium) 6.4 440,901 3,905 1,289,281 11,420 42.3 (2019) 0.699 (medium) 5.7 447,026 13,382 1,230,823 36,847 41.1 (2019) 0.803 (very high) 4.4 1,391,778 5,017 4,398,729 15,855 38.2 (2018) 0.705 (high) 5.0 574,231 8,182 1,591,402 22,675 34.9 (2019) 0.800 (very high) 3.7 Eurasia 1,029,303 11,932 3,572,551 41,412 41.9 (2019) 0.838 (very high) 3.0
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| Country | Electricity production (GW·h/yr) | Year |
|---|---|---|
| World | 27,295,000 | [2]2021 |
| 8,152,000 | [2]2021 |
| 4,165,000 | [3]2021 |
| 1,702,000 | [2]2021 |
| 1,110,000 | [2]2021 |
| 955,000 | [2]2021 |
| 663,000 | [2]2021 |
| 626,000 | [2]2021 |
| 587,000 | [2]2021 |
| 557,000 | |
Newly Industrialized Countries 2023
The word industrialized refers to a region that has developed industries. This includes tech enterprises, manufacturing, and other industries that bolster the economic activity of the region.Another term related to industrialization is Newly Industrialized Country, or NIC. This is a term that was created by economists and political scientists to describe countries with economic development that falls between the classifications of First World and developing. Countries that are classified as NICs have rapid export-driven economic growth and a migration of workers from rural areas to urbanized regions.
There are a handful of nations that are currently categorized as NICs. These nations are Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, Philippines, South Africa, Thailand, and Turkey. Most economists and political scientists believe that these are NICs. However, there are a few other nations that are up for debate, including Argentina, Russia, Chile, Sri Lanka, and Egypt.
Newly Industrialized Countries 2024
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Newly Industrialized Countries 2024
List of current emerging markets
There is no generally binding definition of the term "emerging market." It refers to countries that, based on their economic performance, can be classified as developing countries as well as industrialized countries. The term "emerging market country" is best described as "newly industrialized country."
Currently, 10 countries belong to this classification, most of which are located in southern and eastern Asia. The largest economies among them currently are China, India and Brazil. In total, these 10 countries have 3.84 billion inhabitants, which is about 48.09 percent of the world's population.
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Country Population GNI per capita Human Development Index Human Asset Index Brazil 215.3 M 8,140 USD 0.754 95.9 China 1,425.7 M 12,850 USD 0.768 95.7 India 1,425.8 M 2,380 USD 0.633 74.3 Indonesia 275.5 M 4,580 USD 0.705 83.3 Malaysia 33.9 M 11,780 USD 0.803 89.5 Mexico 127.5 M 10,410 USD 0.758 94.9 Philippines 115.6 M 3,950 USD 0.699 84.3 South Africa 59.9 M 6,780 USD 0.713 86.2 Thailand 71.7 M 7,230 USD 0.800 94.0 Turkey 85.3 M 10,590 USD 0.838 97.1
List of newly industrialized countries
List of all 10 countries that are currently counted among the newly industrialized economies.List of newly industrialized countries
List of all 10 countries that are currently counted among the newly industrialized economies
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Vietnam is fast catching up. they may match Philippines, for example, hopefully....
here my last few posts, why this list doesn't include Russia? Argentina is also missing, we have some understanding, but Russia would be included. i think
