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By Daily Crux Editor Brian Hunt:

Investing in emerging market economies for growth and high returns?

Think again. Turns out, years of data show that stocks in emerging markets – like those in developing countries such as Indonesia, China, and Chile – return 6% annually, compared to 12% annual returns in developed nations.

A Yale University lecturer says people "just about fell out of their chairs" when he presented the investment results to them.

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