Park, Donghyun
Mr. Park specializes in economic forecasts and trends. He is among those who work on the annual Asian Development Outlook, ADB's flagship publication forecasting economic trends in the region. He belongs to ERD, which handles data analysis and database development and management to enhance the effectiveness of ADB's aid and contribution to a country's development strategy.
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Fiscal Space and Increasing Fiscal ResilienceThis paper compares fiscal cyclicality across advanced and developing economies in terms of geography and income levels between 1960 and 2016.
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Debt and Depth of RecessionsThis paper empirically investigates the relationship between the speed of the buildup of private debt—household and corporate debt—and the depth of recessions.
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Household Debt, Corporate Debt, and the Real Economy: Some Empirical EvidenceThis publication empirically assesses the effect of private debt buildup—household and corporate debt—on the real economy in advanced and emerging market economies.
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中华人民共和国老龄化三大特点及其对发展影响议程此亚行简报探讨了有助于中国为人口老龄化做好准备的政策方案。
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Three Features of Aging in the People's Republic of China and Implications for Development AgendaThis ADB brief explores policy options that can help the People's Republic of China prepare for an aging population.
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Do Local Currency Bond Markets Enhance Financial Stability?This publication analyzes the financial vulnerability of developing countries during the global financial crisis.
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Skewed Credit and Growth Dynamics after the Global Financial CrisisThis working paper explores the association between economic growth and systemic financial risk, using elements of private credit growth to measure the latter.
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Determinants of Public–Private Partnerships in Infrastructure in Asia: Implications for Capital Market DevelopmentA well-functioning corporate bond market in developing countries can offer long-term financing to public–private partnership investments in infrastructure development.
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Foreign and Domestic Investment in Global Bond MarketsForeign investors seem more sensitive to risk–return profile than domestic investors, especially in emerging markets, and are also attracted by greater market openness and sound sovereign credit ratings.
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Human Capital Spending, Inequality, and Growth in Middle-Income AsiaThis paper uses National Transfer Accounts data to analyze the effect of human capital investment in Asian countries on economic growth, inequality, and fiscal balance.