UNLOCKING POTENTIAL: THE ROLE OF EMERGING MARKETS IN AFRICA'S ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10657674

Authors

  • Benjamin L. Harper Rutgers University Department of Political Science, Graduate Department of Public Policy, 401 Cooper Street Camden, New Jersey, USA

Keywords:

Emerging markets, international finance, foreign investment, economic development, Africa.

Abstract

The dynamics of emerging markets constitute a compelling challenge within the realm of international finance and foreign investment, juxtaposing promises of remarkable returns with inherent risks. This study encapsulates the intricate interplay of opportunities and challenges in these burgeoning economic landscapes, where the promise of substantial rewards coexists with potential pitfalls. Focusing on contemporary Africa, the emergence of new markets stands as a pivotal force, shaping the trajectories of foreign investment, finance, and economic development. Navigating the uncharted territories of these nascent markets requires a nuanced understanding of the intricate balance between potential gains and associated risks. This research endeavors to unravel the complexities inherent in emerging markets, offering insights into the opportunities they present and the challenges that stakeholders must grapple with. As the spotlight turns to Africa, a continent marked by dynamic economic shifts, this study delves into the multifaceted nature of emerging markets and their profound implications for international finance. By deciphering the unique characteristics of these markets, stakeholders can formulate informed strategies to capitalize on opportunities while mitigating risks.

Published

2024-02-14