The document discusses how emerging markets provide advantages for startups over industrialized markets. It notes that Greece currently has high youth unemployment, limited resources and infrastructure issues. However, it argues that emerging markets are being disrupted by factors like lower costs, increased access to technology and global workforces. New ideas and business models are emerging around sharing economies, experiences and assets through online marketplaces. It suggests Greece and other emerging markets can leverage these trends by enabling nodal workforces and peer-to-peer marketplaces for new identities and communities. Overall, the presentation argues that constraints in emerging markets can be an advantage for innovation.