The integration of technology in emerging economies is reshaping industries, transforming communities, and redefining global market dynamics. By driving innovation in service and production sectors, technology enables these economies to compete on a global scale while addressing local challenges. Understanding this intersection is crucial for fostering sustainable development, enhancing economic resilience, and narrowing global disparities. The technological advancements in these markets not only spur growth but also have far-reaching implications for global trade, collaboration, and progress. Converging Economic Policy, Corporate Strategy, and Technology for Emerging Economies explores the dynamic interplay between emerging markets' service and production sectors and technology. It illuminates the tactics, obstacles, and advancements determining how technology is incorporated into these crucial industries and how it affects economic environments. Covering topics such as capital structure, herding behavior, and stock market, this book is an excellent resource for business professionals, executives, entrepreneurship, academicians, researchers, policymakers, government officials, investors, financiers, students, educators, and more.