Economics and Statistics

Asian Development Review - Policy Journal of ADB

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1.	When did you get acquainted with the Asian Development Review?
1980s 1990s 2000s
2.	What makes you continue to read the Review?
Papers are written by well-known practitioners Papers are refereed by eminent experts Papers feature projects undertaken by ADB Papers deal with current, critical issues not necessarily concerning ADB Papers are technical and scholarly Papers are not merely descriptive but prescriptive The Review has been around for 21 years
3.	Rate the readability of papers published in the Review:
Difficult / too technical Average Easy
4.	Rate the importance of topics covered in the Review:
Very relevant Relevant Somewhat relevant Irrelevant
5.	Rate the frequency of publication of the Review:
Twice a year is all right Should be quarterly Other comments

6.	What do you think the Review should focus on?
Highly technical and academic topics Semi-technical policy issues General readership issues
7.	Only PDF versions of the Review are uploaded. Do you find this format convenient or cumbersome?
Convenient Cumbersome
8.	When you download the Review, do you go beyond the abstract?
Always Occasionally Seldom Never
9.	Would you prefer to receive the Review in digital or hard copy format?
Digital Hard copy
10.	What have you used the Review for?
As materials in my classes as a professor As research material for my course requirements as a student As a tool in my research as a private sector specialist As a tool in my research as a public sector practitioner To enrich my knowledge as a generalist reader
11.	What topics would you like to read in the Review in the future?

12.	What would make the Review even more useful to you in your studies or profession?

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