I borrowed this title from a compelling book by Thomas Friedman of a similar title.In this case its the battle of the fingers.The real measure is where multitudes place their cursor and make their click.
Here is an interesting article about the emerging markets.Emerging markets of course come from developing economies in the East.These are also the world´s most populous places.I recall reading some time ago that a toothpaste company predicted attractive returns from the Indian market such that they invested dental hygiene and awareness as a priority.I believe markets which have not reached maturity are the most attractive for growth.Its a no-brainer.(I can see Jon Stewart expression at such a duh statement)Its a numbers name.If GlisterTM can sell toothpaste to every Indian family then the returns can quite easily be projected as an incremental growth.
It would be interesting to analyse many consumer markets like this.Consumer markets will continue to surge if their borders are open.
Get the article about the contest for the fastest finger-click that also keep coming backhere
