ADBI Working Papers
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Infrastructure Development and Public–Private Partnership: Measuring Impacts of Urban Transport Infrastructure in Pakistan
Spending on transport infrastructure can improve households’ income significantly, which may be transformed ultimately into higher tax revenue and GDP growth. -
Land Readjustment in Denpasar, Indonesia: Effects on Land Management, the Spatial Distribution of Land Prices, and the Sustainable Development Goals
Land readjustment has been praised for several benefits, but it could not entirely fulfill all its promised benefits. -
What Matters for the GVC Entry and Exit of Manufacturing SMEs in the Philippines?
Small and medium-sized enterprises in the manufacturing sector are weakly connected to foreign markets, especially to global value chains. -
Policy and Regulatory Changes for a Successful Startup Revolution: Experiences from the Startup Action Plan in India
Emerging as the third-largest startup ecosystem of the world, India has potential for enormous growth. -
The Startup Environment and Funding Activity in India
India has an estimated 26,000 startups, making it the third-largest startup ecosystem in the world. -
Earned Income Tax Credit Experiments in the People’s Republic of China
The earned income tax credit program increases labor supply, earning, and expenditure in the PRC. -
The Impact of Involvement in the Global Value Chain on Coffee Farmers in Indonesia: Case Study of Margamulya Coffee Producer Cooperative and Mitra Malabar Cooperative, Bandung, Indonesia
Cooperatives need capital assistance so that they can purchase directly from the farmers. -
Human Capital and Participation in Global Value Chains: Evidence from Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Indonesia
The size, ownership structure, and financing capability of small and medium-sized enterprises drive their participation in global value chains. -
Revisiting the Public Debt Stability Condition: Rethinking the Domar Condition
Public debt sustainability depends on interest rate sensitivity to changes in government bond supply and demand. -
Disintegration of the EU and the Implications for ASEAN
Given the existence of major sources of conflicts and disputes and the history of mistrust between and among its members, disintegration is a distinct possibility for ASEAN.