ADB's Asian Development Outlook 2016 Update shows that economic growth in Developing Asia is holding up despite external pressures, says Juzhong Zhuang, Deputy Chief Economist.
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ADB Deputy Chief Economist on Strong Economic Growth in Asia
Video | 27 September 2016
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