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Emerging markets are just markets that are currently being developed with few stable well established

and regulated companies. Generally countries such as China, Russia, India, Brazil, and the Eastern European countries are generally referred to when talking about emerging markets. Many other countries in Latin and South America are also classified as emerging markets as well as many other Asian countries. Below emerging markets are undeveloped markets such as many in Africa. Developed markets would be markets in the developed world (major countries would include US, Canada, Western Europe, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and would also include many of the developed Asian Tigers such as Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Taiwan).

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It's best to look at the investments and prospectuses of Emerging market funds to see what countries are invested and what type of companies. For instance, Vanguard's ETF Emerging Fund top 10 holdings include: 1 China Mobile Ltd. 2 Petroleo Brasileiro SA ADR Type A 3 Vale SA Class B ADR 4 Gazprom OAO ADR 5 America Movil SAB de CV 6 Industrial & Commercial Bank of China 7 Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. GDR 8 China Construction Bank Corp. 9 Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.

10 China Life Insurance Co. Ltd. Top countries in the portfolio include: China 19.3% Brazil 14.7% Korea 13.2% Taiwan 11.6% India 7.4% So Africa 7.2% Russia 5.9% Mexico 4.4% Malaysia 2.9% Indonesia 1.9% Turkey 1.6% Chile 1.5% Thailand 1.4% Poland 1.3% Colombia 0.1%

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