Economic growth in South Asia: role of infrastructure. In: Institute of economic growth working paper no. 288. New Delhi, India: IEG.Sahoo, P. and Das, R., (2008), "Economic growth in South Asia: role of infrastructure" Institute of economic growth working paper No. 288, New Delhi, ...
As the World Bank's Global Economic Forecasts 2004 noted the South Asia region has led the world economy in terms of economic growth and, along with China, provided much needed support to global economic growth during the post 2001 recessionary phase in industrial countries. However, pressing cha...
In 1994 the World Bank called East Asia's strong economic growth performance a "miracle". Trade openness, high savings rates, human capital accumulation, and macroeconomic policy only explained part of this growth performance; the remainder was left unexplained. Research in the ensuing years has sh...
Financial DevelopmentEconomic GrowthPanel DataSouth AsiaOver the past few decades remittances inflow rise and it became a prominent source of international capital inflow for South Asian countries, no one can refuseddoi:10.2139/ssrn.3011097Kausar, Nabila...
The South Eastern Asia's country concludes all the 11 countries, which were Brunei, Cambodia, East Timor, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and lastly Vietnam. It examined the South East Asia's dramatic economic growth during the past forty years and explores ...
Aid and growth: A study of South East Asia The success of foreign aid in promoting economic growth in developing nations is an issue of considerable controversy. In this article, the effectiveness o... PJ Burke,FZ Ahmadi-Esfahani - 《Journal of Asian Economics》 被引量: 93发表: 2006年 ...
Five months into 2023, the macroeconomic outlook for South Asia presents a balance of good and bad news. To start with the good news, global energy prices, and thus fertilizer prices, have fallen from their peaks, which has eased domestic inflationary pressures, reduced import bills, and revers...
Insurance growth in the South Asian frontier markets of Bangladesh, Pakistan and Sri Lanka will continue to derive support from stable economic growth, averaging 5-7% over the next five years, according to Swiss Re. In its sigma report entitled “Insuring the Frontier Markets”, the global reins...
South Asia is one of the susceptible regions to environmental hazards that need critical attention. In the past few decades, there has been remarkable economic growth in South Asian countries, mainly due to industrialization and financial sector development. With an average annual growth rate of 4.92...
GrowthEducationPovertyPanel DataThe study investigated the linkages between education, poverty and economic growth in Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Panel data for the period of 19Kafeel SarwarSocial Science Electronic Publishing