Reform state-owned enterprises to avoid a COVID-19 debt and investment crisis
State-owned enterprises supply energy, transport, and water to millions in Asia and the world. Managing them better will help consumers and governments alike.
Đây là cách để Việt Nam có thể tài trợ cho giai đoạn tăng trưởng tiếp theo
Ba chiến lược mấu chốt để Việt Nam có thể đạt được các mục tiêu phát triển đầy tham vọng trong những năm tới.
Building Viet Nam’s bridge to greater economic growth and development
There are three key strategies that can help Viet Nam achieve its ambitious development targets in the coming years.
Why infrastructure governance matters
The delivery of services – such as clean water, reliable public transport, schools and hospitals – through economic and social infrastructure is among the most important functions of government. Resources must be well spent to ensure quality.
Money rules
A rules-based approach to monetary policy needs to be part of any discussion involving central bank policy.
Markets key to Asia’s success
Despite variations across countries on policy mix and timing, a pragmatic focus on sustained growth, poverty reduction, and inclusiveness characterize Asia’s economic rise
What surfing taught me about reforming state-owned enterprises
Reforming state-owned enterprises can be an extraordinarily complex activity but it is underpinned by a single clear goal.
What is governance?
Governance can be a complex, broad topic but its basic underlying definition is deceptively simple.
Putting derivatives to work in development finance
Over-the-counter derivatives allow investors and lenders to price and structure tailor-made funding arrangements to promote long-term infrastructure finance.
Trade policy uncertainty is at all-time highs—and that’s bad news
After 500 days of trade conflict, policy uncertainty is growing worldwide and the negative effects are being felt.