We were going to save this for the weekend edition, but so many people have emailed it to us the past few days that we think you may want to be aware of it now. In “Why the Economy Doesn’t Roar Anymore,” former Economist finance economics editor Marc Levinson argues that the low-growth age through which we’re living isn’t the exception, but the new normal: “Here is the lesson: What some economists now call ‘secular stagnation’ might better be termed ‘ordinary performance.’ Most of the time, in most economies, incomes increase slowly, and living standards rise bit by bit. The extraordinary experience of the Golden Age left us with the unfortunate legacy of unrealistic expectations about our governments’ ability to deliver jobs, pay raises and steady growth.” If that doesn’t make you excited to be doing business in an emerging market, we don’t know what will.