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Discusses the economic prospects for young adults in developing countries. How most children in developing countries live in poverty; Discussion of children in China; How China is restructuring its businesses to attract younger laborers; Outlook.

The article discusses slowing economic growth in developing nations as of 2013. Topics include China's shift to a consumption-based economy, the economic state of the nations known as BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, and China), and the purported need for economic policy reforms in the BRICS countries in relation to the preferences of Western nations.

The article discusses how the countries of Brazil, Russia, India and China (BRICS) have helped poorer nations emerge from the global recession. According to the article, the study "Global Financial Crisis Discussion Paper Synthesis (phase 2)" by Dirk Willem te Velde from the Overseas Development Institute found that emerging powers affect the growth prospects of poorer ones. How the BRICS' deals have affected trade and foreign direct investment from the West to Africa are discussed.

Presents tabular data pertaining to emerging-market indicators as of April 27, 2002. Economic woes faced by Argentina and Hong Kong; Data relating to the economic activity of emerging markets; Data pertaining to emerging-markets' financial markets.

Presents charts and statistics related to economic indicators in emerging markets as of October 27, 2001. Decline in industrial production in Argentina; Increase in China's stock market.