Investing In Emerging? Economist Highlights Undervalued Countries

By  |  May 28, 2012
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Economist and blogger Tyler Cowen says the island nation of the Philippines represents one of the world’s most undervalued economies, along with Pakistan and Mexico.

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    “Their rate of growth has been picking up as of late, they have plenty of ‘low hanging fruit,’” Cowen writes of the Philippines in a recent blog post.

    The writer took a creative liberty with his fourth selection, choosing the city of Gujarat, India, to round out his list. “Just pretend it is a country,” he asks, citing the city’s population of more than fifty million people as an argument in favor of his stance.

    Cowen is an author and a professor of economics at George Mason University.

    Read his original blog post here.


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