Category Business Management
Type White Paper
Length 4
Publish Date August 30 2012
Date posted August 30 2012
Overview
The recent political change in Myanmar has seen it turn a corner. The opening f the country and the relaxing of international sanctions have resulted in a flurry of excitement from potential investors. This spotlight report focuses on Myanmar as an emerging market, and features new research and local opinions on the country's potential.
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