Emerging markets as a whole will increase their share of global GDP over the coming decades, with the largest expansions likely to come in EMs with rapid population growth (sub-Saharan Africa), those with manufacturing sectors that can drive productivity gains (parts of Asia, Morocco) and those that might benefit from the greening of the global economy and its impact on commodity prices (Peru and Chile).
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