ADBI Working Papers
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An Energy Policy for ASEAN? Lessons from the EU Experience on Energy Integration, Security, and Decarbonization
An energy policy for ASEAN should explicitly pursue a dual transition pathway strategy to yield the best outcome in the energy trilemma. -
COVID-19 Impact on Micro, Small, and Medium-Sized Enterprises under the Lockdown: Evidence from a Rapid Survey in the Philippines
Micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises are evolving under a new normal that requires a more contactless society. -
Cross-Economy Dynamics in Energy Productivity: Evidence from 47 Economies over the Period 2000–2015
Energy productivity is to a large extent driven by technological change but offset by economic structural change. -
On Well-Being of Households in Japan and Post-Disaster Reinstatement
Housing, leisure, job, income, and health are dominant contributors to a household's well-being. -
How Different Electricity Pricing Systems Affect the Energy Trilemma: Assessing Indonesia’s Electricity Market Transition
Any major reform that aims to improve energy sustainability in Indonesia must also meet the other two ongoing major objectives of the government—energy security and energy equity. -
Analysis of Forecasting Models in an Electricity Market under Volatility
Accurate price forecasting may enable electricity generators to allocate their resources optimally to manage the dynamic demand from various regions. -
How Precious Is the Reliability of the Residential Electricity Service in Developing Economies? Evidence from India
Proactive and efficient policies that complement electricity tariff reforms are needed to enhance residential power service supply in emerging economies. -
Climate Change and International Migration: Evidence from Tajikistan
Environmental changes could affect both the incentive and the ability to migrate. -
Digital Finance and Financial Literacy: An Empirical Investigation of Chinese Households
Financial literacy plays an important role in bridging the digital divide and promoting digital trust. -
Infrastructure Quality, Cross-Border Connectivity, and Trade Costs
Islands and especially landlocked countries need to continue improving their infrastructure quality and connectivity with their neighboring countries and the rest of the world.