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Oxford Economics last week published a new research briefing examining 33 factors influencing long-term growth in 20 emerging market (EM) economies. “The Philippines, Malaysia, China, and the Czech Republic are well positioned to grow,” the report stated, while Argentina, South Africa, Brazil and Turkey have the weakest outlook. The report is an update to work the group first published in February 2020, which “looks at the selected EM economies' ability to escape the ‘middle-income trap’ and eventually achieve high-income status.”
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Check out the firm’s Resource Hub, which includes recent reports such as “Spotting high-flyers among sluggish U.S. metros” and an infographic depicting trends in office employment growth in global cities between now and 2027. “Whereas pre-pandemic, the Asia Pacific cities with the largest increases in office employment were all Chinese,” says the report, “going forward many of them are likely to be Indian, with Mumbai set to see more than half a million additional office jobs in the 2023-27 period.”
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