Asian Development Review Series
The Asian Development Review is a professional journal that presents expertise and analysis on economics, social development, poverty and other issues in Asia and the Pacific.
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Asian Development Review - Volume 23, Number 2
This issue discusses planners versus searchers in foreign aid, where planners use past models such as financing gap and poverty trap. Searchers, on the other, explore solutions by trial and error and get feedback on the ones that work.
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Asian Development Review - Volume 23, Number 1
With the failure of the Washington Consensus, this issue discusses development lessons for Asia from non-Asian countries. Another paper examines Asia’s current account surplus from the perspective of the savings–investment gap.
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Asian Development Review - Volume 22, Number 2
This edition discusses issues on Asia's foreign exchange reserves, exchange regimes, and monetary policy; and looks at both export-led and domestic demand-led growth policies to achieve a more balanced growth strategy.
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Asian Development Review - Volume 22, Number 1
This edition discusses issues at stake in the next World Trade Organization Ministerial Conference; poverty reduction strategies from Asia–Pacific countries; and quota-free trade in textiles and closing for ASEAN; among others.