Lecture

Emerging Markets and Institutional Voids

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Description

This lecture explores the concepts of emerging markets and institutional voids, discussing the definition and characteristics of emerging markets, the role of technologies and innovations, and the challenges posed by institutional voids. It delves into the importance of ownership in emerging economies and the impact of market structures on economic development. The session also covers case studies on ownership and value proposition, providing insights into real-world applications of the discussed concepts.

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