Inadequate Learning, Loss of Earnings: The Staggering Cost of School Closures in Asia
If safe re-opening and remedial actions are not prioritized, Asia’s students will bear the long-term costs of this pandemic.
Боловсролын хоцрогдол ба орлогын алдагдал: Азид сургуулиудыг хаасны улмаас үүссэн их хэмжээний хохирол
Сургуулиудын аюулгүй байдлыг ханган дахин нээж, сурагчдын хоцрогдлыг нөхөх арга хэмжээг нэн тэргүүнд авахгүй бол цар тахлаас үүдэх урт хугацааны хохирлыг Ази тивийн сурагчид төлөх болно.
How Should Governments Regulate Technology in a Post-Pandemic World?
A flexible regulatory regime that can balance consumer protection with an openness to innovations that benefit consumers is key to regulating new technologies.
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.
5 Ways Technology is Improving Governance, Public Service Delivery in Developing Asia
India, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand are paving the way for technology to make governance more effective.
PRC Infrastructure: A Lot Done, a Long Way to Go
The country is a prolific builder, but its infrastructure investment needs are and will continue to be enormous.
Let’s Boost Private Investment in Asian Infrastructure
The money is there for the taking. But the problem is limited supply of bankable infrastructure projects in the region.
Can Asia Reach High-Income?
Total factor productivity growth in middle-income countries depends on innovation, human capital, and infrastructure.
Assessing Asia’s Infrastructure Investment Needs
We take a fresh look at how much Asia should invest in infrastructure development.
How Nighttime Lights Help Us Study Development Indicators
Nighttime luminosity is a good source of data for countries lacking reliable statistics in developing Asia.