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The Round Table is an entirely student run publication at New York University’s Leonard N. Stern School of Business. Our mission is to promote greater awareness of global affairs within, but not limited to, the field of commerce; to provide a channel of expression for students in an effort to promote understanding and debate within the context of an increasingly globalized world. This issue initiates coverage on a wide spectrum of countries that fall under emerging markets or countries that are becoming increasingly sophisticated and integrated into international markets. While needless to say there are countless investment opportunities and RoI (return on investment) is generally higher when compared to developed countries (just check out their individual stock indexes), these countries still face countless hurdles in their path to become fully developed markets. This articles offer a preview into some of the challenges and developments within the respective countries in a time period that is crucial to their overall growth story. |
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Russia: What's the Diagnosis? by Cathy Gao Is Russia a rising superpower? Did it ever stop being a dominant player in the international arena? |
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Marching Elephant by Aditya Bothra The red hot Indian M&A market. |
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Chindia by Vince Lau Is there enough room in Asia for two growing super-countries? |
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Central and Eastern Europe by Julia Carabas Following the model of veterans of emerging markets, India and China, a new part of the world is emerging on its own. |
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Dealing with India.Inc by Gaurav Bagwe Ins and Outs of Doing Business in India. |
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News in Emerging Markets by Rajeev Rewari |
