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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.

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How Can China Guide Economic Globalization?

How Can China Guide Economic Globalization?

By Yi Peng
A look at President Xi Jinping's speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Hong Kong's Green Finance Bonanza

Hong Kong's Green Finance Bonanza

By Magda Tsakalidou
Green finance could be the next foundation for Hong Kong's economy.

China’s Zombie Companies and Japan’s Lost Two Decades

China’s Zombie Companies and Japan’s Lost Two Decades

By Kai Kajitani
Japan’s experience is instructive for China economy watchers.

Can India Go Cashless?

Can India Go Cashless?

By Mohamed Zeeshan
The transition to a digital economy will take time and careful planning.

Asia’s New Year Resolutions for 2017

Asia’s New Year Resolutions for 2017

By Anthony Fensom
Suggested goals for Asia's major economies in the new year.
Asia’s 2016 Winners and Losers

Asia’s 2016 Winners and Losers

By Anthony Fensom
Pacific Money hands out some presents to the political winners and losers across the Asia-Pacific in 2016.

South Korea Is Poised for Economic Disaster

South Korea Is Poised for Economic Disaster

By Justin Fendos
South Korea's overreliance on exports is its economic Achilles' heel.
Indonesia Revives Rupiah Redenomination Plan

Indonesia Revives Rupiah Redenomination Plan

By Ling Han
Southeast Asia’s largest state may redenominate its currency for the second time in three years.

Fed Hikes: Asia’s Winners and Losers

Fed Hikes: Asia’s Winners and Losers

By Anthony Fensom
After the Federal Reserve's latest rate hike, which Asian markets are up and which are down?

What Does ASEAN Think About OPEC's Cuts?

What Does ASEAN Think About OPEC's Cuts?

By Ling Han
Signs indicate that it is too early for optimism.

Can Vietnam Still Benefit From a Dead TPP?  

Can Vietnam Still Benefit From a Dead TPP?  

By Nghia Trong Pham
Trump may have killed the TPP, but Vietnam can still reap some of the benefits at home.
RCEP Is Not the Anti-TPP

RCEP Is Not the Anti-TPP

By Lurong Chen
RCEP is a necessary step for Asian regional integration, regardless of what happens with TPP.

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