Park, Cyn-Young
Ms. Park specializes in Asian macroeconomics, notably country diagnostics, development policies, and the economic implications of external shocks, such as the global financial crisis. She also studies regional financial markets. She belongs to the Economics and Research Department (ERD), which undertakes economic and policy research and capacity building, supports ADB operations, and networks with the international research community. ERD is also responsible for producing Country Diagnostic Studies, which evaluate development constraints on ADB's developing member countries.
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This brief suggests how policy makers can tackle the likely rise in nonperforming loans (NPLs) as a result of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic to prevent a debt crisis.
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This brief presents new projections on the economic impact of COVID-19 and highlights policy implications.
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This brief examines the global shortage of the personal protective equipment (PPE) needed to tackle COVID-19 and suggests policy implications.
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This paper reviews recent studies on human capital and skill formation in the era of rapid aging and technological progress to offer policy suggestions in the field of education and lifelong learning.
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This paper investigates how the introduction of regulations for local Bitcoin markets will shape prices and trading activities in six major trading markets that comprise 99% of global trading volume.
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This paper examines patterns and key determinants of the movement of people from Asia and the Pacific, and explores its nexus with economic integration.
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This study introduces a new composite index of globalization building on the separate contributions of intraregional and extraregional integration.
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This study constructs a multidimensional regional integration index series that embodies six key facets of regional integration.
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This paper looks at how the network of cross-border banking appears to play an important role in financial contagion and how shocks are transmitted across borders.
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Trade and investment and movement of people are the main drivers of regional integration in Asia and the Pacific from 2006 to 2016. Asia comes second to the European Union in progress on regional integration.