Poverty Reduction in the New Asia and Pacific: Key Challenges of Inclusive Growth for the Asian Development Bank
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ISBN: 978-971-561-647-8
Publication Date: November 2007 In stock
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This paper summarizes the strategic discussion at the Forum on Inclusive Growth and Poverty Reduction in the New Asia and the Pacific, 8–9 October 2007, as highlighted in the excellent keynote address by Michael Walton. It argues that growth needs to be inclusive to be sustainable and to be accepted by the population. The Asia and Pacific region, with its rising inequalities, has somewhat lost the inclusive growth path of its past. This gives new opportunities for the Asian Development Bank to bundle knowledge and finance in areas where both governments and markets fail.
- Introduction
- Inequalities, Poverty, and the Growth Process
- Does Inclusion Matter? Economics, Institutions, and Politics
- What Does this Imply for Public Action?
- Implications for ADB
- Conclusion
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