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This study looks at significant shock and volatility spillovers from mature bond markets into select emerging Asian local currency bond markets.
This paper discusses possible financing modalities for growth-oriented small and medium enterprises toward a resilient regional economy in Asia.
In this issue of e-Quarterly News Bulletin: Avoiding the Middle Income Trap: Policy Implications for the PRC; A Practical Approach to International Monetary System Reform: Building the Infrastructure for a Regional Settlement Currency; Financial Conditions Indexes for Asian Economies.
This report presents the results and a descriptive analysis of the informal sector and informal employment using the expanded Labor Force Survey and the Informal Sector Survey conducted by the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics in 2010.
This paper empirically analyzes the past performance of the Republic of Korea’s service sector in order to assess its prospects as an engine of growth.
In this issue: How Effective are Capital Controls? Evidence from Malaysia; Effectiveness of Capital Controls: Evidence from Thailand; Are Capital Controls Effective? The Case of the Republic of Korea; Fine-Tuning an Open Capital Account in a Developing Country: The Indonesian Experience; Growth with Resilience in East Asia and the 2008-2009 Global Recession.
Inclusive economic growth challenges governments to achieve a high, sustainable rate of economic growth and to share opportunity equitably across society. This study demonstrates a methodology for assessing the inclusiveness of economic growth.
Author(s): Sugden, Craig
The central objective of this paper was to empirically examine the prospects for the service sector to act as an engine of growth in Asia.
According to this Asian Development Outlook Supplement's findings, the surging economies of Southeast Asia have been a bright spot in an otherwise subdued 2012 growth performance in developing Asia, but the broader region should still pick up steam in 2013.
This study examines gender inequality in labor markets in Asia and the Pacific, with a focus on the structural drivers of women’s labor force participation.