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Georgia is outperforming developing Eastern European and Central Asian countries in terms of access to finance but is very much behind in terms of usage of financial products and technologies.
Financial Inclusion, Financial Literacy, and Financial Education in Georgia -
Firms in the North remain unaccountable for the environmental costs of outsourcing; tight environmental regulations and international cooperation are needed to improve environmental conditions in outsourcing sites in the South.
International Outsourcing, Environmental Costs, and Welfare -
Tajikistan has a long way to go to for its population to achieve sufficient understanding of different financial products.
Financial Inclusion, Regulation, Financial Literacy, and Financial Education in Tajikistan -
Dismissal laws—laws that impose hurdles on firing of employees—spur innovation and thereby economic growth.
Dismissal Laws, Innovation, and Economic Growth -
In April 2013 the Bank of Japan launched an unprecedented quantitative and qualitative monetary easing policy. It was thought that a 2% price stability target could be achieved within 2 years; 4 years on and we are still mission incomplete.
Mission Incomplete: Reflating Japan's Economy (second edition) -
This book addresses how Asia’s regional financial architecture can be strengthened and meshed with those of the International Monetary Fund and the Financial Stability Board to effectively deal with economic and financial shocks.
Global Shocks and the New Global and Regional Financial Architecture: Asian Perspectives -
In technology-intensive and human capital resource-intensive sectors, a decline in tariff rates lead to a decline in labor share.
Adjustment to Trade Opening: The Case of Labor Share in India's Manufacturing Industry -
New enterprises consistently experience higher denials from banks compared with more established businesses.
Young Enterprises and Bank Credit Denials -
Financial inclusion has advanced significantly in Armenia, but rural and urban areas have benefited unevenly.
Financial Inclusion, Regulation, Financial Literacy, and Financial Education in Armenia