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pandemic persists, developing Asia is projected to contract by 0.7% in 2020— the first regional GDP contraction since the early 1960s. Developing Asia excluding the newly industrialized economies will also contract by 0.5%. Growth is forecast to rebound to 6.8% in 2021, but this will still leave GDP next year
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Excluding Asia’s high-income newly industrialized economies, growth will drop from 5.7% to 2.4% this year before recovering to 6.7% next year. Headline inflation accelerated in 2019 as food prices edged up but remained low by historical standards.
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As the pandemic persists, developing Asia is projected to contract by 0.7% in 2020—the first regional GDP contraction since the early 1960s. Developing Asia excluding the newly industrialized economies will also contract by 0.5%.
Sep 22, 2023 · Demographic forces. Asia has the people to fuel growth, but the headwinds of aging are fiercest in the higher-productivity economies of the Pacific Rim. Can Asia deal with the pressing challenges of rapid aging in its highest-productivity economies by shifting its value chains and boosting productivity everywhere? Resource and energy systems.
Sep 2, 2021 · The newly industrialized countries differ greatly in their historical fate and type of development by the type of development, the use of two main strategies was revealed: export and import substitution. The export strategy provides two types of development: commodities and industrial products.
1 The Asian newly industrialized economies (NIE's), namely Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore and Taiwan are attracting world-wide attention for five layers of reasons: There is quasi-unanimity in recognizing them as success stories in industrial development and economic growth.
Jan 18, 2003 · This paper provides a critical review of the recent works on the Asian transformation since the 1960s. East Asia has led the Asian resurgence contributing to about two-thirds of the increase in region’s share in the global GDP and a far greater share of manufacturing value added and world exports.
