Taiwan has a bunch of larger cap companies that have had decades of consistent growth.
Living standards are on par more with Japan and South Korea rather than China or Malaysia. I have to imagine that the (admittedly small) domestic market spends a lot more per capita than those two "developing" markets.
My guess is the reason these stocks tend to be bundled into developing world ETFs has something to do with many companies' exposure to China?
Submitted October 05, 2017 at 03:33PM by feartrich http://ift.tt/2xljcSx