Schwellenländern
Schwellenländer, also known as emerging markets, are countries that are in the process of rapid economic growth and industrialization. They are transitioning from a developing economy to a developed one, characterized by increasing per capita income, a growing middle class, and a shift from agriculture to manufacturing and services. The term itself implies a "threshold" or "emerging" state, suggesting potential for further development.
Several factors contribute to a country being classified as a Schwellenland. These often include significant foreign
However, Schwellenländer also face challenges. These can include political instability, corruption, income inequality, environmental degradation, and