Would structural reform reinvigorate EM stock markets?

One explanation for the relatively poor performance of emerging market (EM) equities has been the economic slowdown in many countries. But while supply-side structural reforms are needed to reinvigorate growth, their implementation would not necessarily result in higher stock prices.

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