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In the months and years ahead, it is plausible, perhaps even likely, that the issue of renewed Western economic assistance for the DPRK, or North Korea, will return once again to policymakers‘ agendas. We should therefore ask: Could major inflows of Western aid lead to an economic...
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given to the re-emergence of the Asian giants, the People's Republic of China (PRC) and India. Both countries have attained …
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China is well-placed to avoid the so-called “middle-income trap” and to continue to converge towards the more advanced …
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Urbanization has great significance for China's economic and social development, but the traditional model of … principle, to insist on comprehensive, coordinated, and sustainable development in building urban China. Urbanization of the … article lays out eight specific ways of integrating an integrated rural and urban China. It also proposes four basic responses …
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After decades of isolation, Myanmar is now actively re-engaging with the global economy. For successful re-engagement, Myanmar needs to implement comprehensive economic reforms based on a shared vision for long-term economic development that is characterized by human-centered, high, sustainable,...
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The paper analyses the 20-year experience with transition in the SEE countries in a comparative framework, illustrating how these countries encountered difficulties in its implementation, despite having some of the best starting conditions in 1989 to implement a swift transition to a market...
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During its independence, post-Communist Georgia has not been able to create an economic system that would serve as the basis for its sustainable economic development. Neither have the reforms conducted after the "Rose Revolution" met the expectations. A consumer economy, typical for poor...
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This article evaluates banking regulation and capital markets development in Vietnam from more parochial perspective. The analysis focuses on Vietnam?s needs at this stage of her economic development and explores how financial sector reforms could be best tailored to meet those needs
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