From Brazil to Turkey, and Malaysia to South Africa, political risks are rising in emerging markets. The immediate triggers for unrest vary from country to country but there are some common themes – including weakening growth and rising discontent with governments that have been in power for long periods. The economic implications include more haphazard and/or unpredictable policymaking.
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