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Pacific Money  .
The 21st century is commonly referred to as the 'Pacific Century.' For such a prediction to materialize, the economies of the Asia-Pacific must lead the globe. What challenges will the region face? What nations stand to benefit most? The Diplomat's economics and business blog, Pacific Money, will try to tackle these questions and more.
Keeping Asia on Top of Global Growth
By Anthony Fensom
The latest projections shave a bit off of expected Asian growth.
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Afghanistan’s Minerals: A Looted Economic Hope for Stability
October 05, 2018
Afghanistan’s Minerals: A Looted Economic Hope for Stability
Instead of being looted, Afghanistan’s resources should be strategically exploited for the country's benefit.
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Afghanistan’s Minerals: A Looted Economic Hope for Stability
The West Is Missing Asia’s Coal Opportunity
October 04, 2018
The West Is Missing Asia’s Coal Opportunity
Western governments should look at coal as an opportunity to lift a significant proportion of the world’s population out of poverty.
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The West Is Missing Asia’s Coal Opportunity
Abe's Art of the Deal: What the Japanese Prime Minister Won in New York
October 02, 2018
Abe's Art of the Deal: What the Japanese Prime Minister Won in New York
Japan is at the heart of virtually every effort to write new rules governing the global trading system in the 21st century.
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Abe's Art of the Deal: What the Japanese Prime Minister Won in New York
As China's P2P Industry Stumbles, One Company Is Soaring
September 26, 2018
As China's P2P Industry Stumbles, One Company Is Soaring
Fincera Chairman Yonghui Li on thriving despite China’s P2P industry turbulence.
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As China's P2P Industry Stumbles, One Company Is Soaring
Good Economic Times Are Over, Warns OECD
September 24, 2018
Good Economic Times Are Over, Warns OECD
Amid trade tensions and global risks, warning bells are ringing over Asia’s growth forecast.
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Good Economic Times Are Over, Warns OECD
Understanding Japan’s Struggle to Reform the Shareholder-Management Relationship
September 23, 2018
Understanding Japan’s Struggle to Reform the Shareholder-Management Relationship
Corporate governance has a long way to go in Japan.
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Understanding Japan’s Struggle to Reform the Shareholder-Management Relationship
Wanted: A Solid Tax Base in Pakistan
September 21, 2018
Wanted: A Solid Tax Base in Pakistan
The new government must confront an old problem.
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Wanted: A Solid Tax Base in Pakistan
China's Great Property Wall
September 19, 2018
China's Great Property Wall
Is it time to bring real estate into the trade war?
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China's Great Property Wall
How Worried Should China Be About its ‘Consumption Downgrade’?
September 15, 2018
How Worried Should China Be About its ‘Consumption Downgrade’?
Whether there is a “consumption downgrade” remains debatable, but real threats are growing in China’s economy.
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How Worried Should China Be About its ‘Consumption Downgrade’?
How Badly is Indonesia’s Economy Really Doing?
September 13, 2018
How Badly is Indonesia’s Economy Really Doing?
While comparisons to the Asian Financial Crisis may be premature or overly alarming, there are reasons for worry.
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How Badly is Indonesia’s Economy Really Doing?
A Blueprint for Fixing Pakistan's Economy
September 12, 2018
A Blueprint for Fixing Pakistan's Economy
Imran Khan needs to make a diehard attempt to revitalize Pakistan's ailing economy. Here's how he can start.
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A Blueprint for Fixing Pakistan's Economy
Omotenashi: The Business Norm Underlying Low Economic Productivity in Japan
September 11, 2018
Omotenashi: The Business Norm Underlying Low Economic Productivity in Japan
One idiosyncrasy unique to corporate Japan prevents the reduction of unessential workers to improve productivity.
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Omotenashi: The Business Norm Underlying Low Economic Productivity in Japan
TPP, RCEP and the Liberal Economic Order
September 02, 2018
TPP, RCEP and the Liberal Economic Order
Proponents of the liberal economic order have reason to be concerned.
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TPP, RCEP and the Liberal Economic Order
Malaysia’s Canceled Belt and Road Initiative Projects and the Implications for China
August 27, 2018
Malaysia’s Canceled Belt and Road Initiative Projects and the Implications for China
Malaysia–China relations are poised to remain friendly and may even offer China an opportunity to reassess how BRI projects are evaluated and implemented.
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Malaysia’s Canceled Belt and Road Initiative Projects and the Implications for China
Latest US-China Trade Talks End With a Whimper
August 25, 2018
Latest US-China Trade Talks End With a Whimper
As expected, the latest meeting brought the trade war no closer to an end.
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Latest US-China Trade Talks End With a Whimper
What’s Next for RCEP?
August 17, 2018
What’s Next for RCEP?
Progress on the agreement continues to be slow despite the growing urgency to complete it.
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What’s Next for RCEP?
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September 26, 2018
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