In general, it is reasonable to expect that countries with better macroeconomic foundations and growth outlooks may suffer less than those characterized by financial imbalances, stringent external funding needs, overheated economies or asset price bubbles. Policy challenges What can policymakers in emerging markets do in order to deal with the challenges of tapering and the eventual exit from expansionary U.S. monetary policy?
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