Consumption per capita in ordsprog

Consumption per capita in our categories in developing markets is about one-third that of developed markets.

We haven't even completely saturated urban markets yet. Our per capita consumption is so low ... as little as 500 gm of soap, so there is plenty of room for improvement.

Since the clusters are free of the typical demographic and geographic inputs, they offer advertisers the chance to utilize media consumption insights in developing a marketing campaign for targeted markets as diverse as specific consumer groups, product categories, and even specific retail channels.

Adding the P&G infrastructure is like putting a growth hormone into Gillette, and that in turn helps P&G businesses. P&G is continuing its growth into developing markets at a very fast rate and already has surpassed the market leaders of previous centuries in developing markets.

Our recent e-commerce studies clearly show an upward trend in global online shopping. While there is growth in nearly all global markets, the lesser developed markets are maturing faster than many of their more developed counterparts. It will not be long before we have a nearly level playing field across the globe.

Russian operators show more interest in CIS countries, as they are closer to Russia geographically and have a similar mentality. These markets are not very attractive for global operators, as income per capita is low. They are interested in other markets, Turkey in particular.

The growth outlook relative to developed markets is still in tact. We believe in the consumer story in emerging markets.

So emerging markets continue to trade at a discount of around 20 percent to developed markets, while offering higher growth.

Julian Thompson

Emerging markets are growing faster than developed markets, so the sales mix is working against Nokia. Profit margins have been a problem.

We are seeing certain markets where housing costs and rents are going up on a monthly basis because of limited inventory, especially in developing Eastern European markets and major centers such as London, Paris and Moscow.

The Beirut Gate placement also marks our entry into markets outside the GCC in the region. In line with our charter to offer unique investment mechanisms, we are also in the process of developing instruments that will tap growth opportunities in international markets.

The company gave me confidence that they have next-generation products for markets that they currently participate in. Additionally, for the large markets where they are not players, the company is developing compounds.

I'm more bullish about emerging markets because we know the emerging markets are growing at double the rate of the developing nations. This is reflective in the stock market eventually,

Because it is non-toxic and produces considerably lower emissions, the consumption of LPG helps nations limit the environmental impact of increasing road traffic, and in many developing countries, LPG continues to establish itself as the most practical and cost-effective solution to protect local economies against the rising costs of oil. As the exclusive reseller of the world's leading LPG conversion systems in many Latin American countries, EQSE is ideally positioned to profit from this renewed interest and awareness, propelling continued shareholder value as new markets are developed and increased sales are realized.

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