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- Poorest 20%: Market Opportunity: potential for social and economic mobility, as well as the prospects for engaging the poorest 20% as a direct market
- Productivity + Cost of Workforce: politics and legislation aside, the efficiency and determination of the workforce to work
- Prospects for Importing / Exporting Goods: the ease and cost with which goods can cross the border
- Wealthiest 20%: Quality of Life: the standard of living of the wealthiest, and the distribution of wealth beyond the political elite
- Governance + Independence of Law: the support that investors receive from government and the law
- Prospects for Local Production: the ease and potential for local business investment
For further information on the curve, read Interpreting the Emerging Market Risk Curve.
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