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Asian Development Review
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ISSN 1996-7241 · World Scientific Publishing · 607 artikel di indeks
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Private Enterprise Expansion and Welfare Outcomes in a State-Led Transition Economy: Evidence from Viet Nam
Whether private enterprise expansion generates broad welfare improvements remains a central debate in development economics, particularly in transition economies where markets expand under continued state coordination. This study examines the welfare effects of private sector development across…
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Can Household Diversification Strategies Reduce Multidimensional Poverty Under Fragility? Evidence from Rural Afghanistan
Countries experiencing prolonged conflict and economic isolation face severe constraints on designing poverty reduction policies. In such settings, household-level diversification is often promoted as a pathway to resilience, yet credible evidence on its effectiveness remains limited. Using…
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Effects of Financial Innovation on the Demand for Money: Evidence from Bangladesh
Empirical analyses of the money demand function in Bangladesh typically consider only income level and the interest rate. This study estimates the traditional money demand function alongside extended models incorporating financial innovation and the exchange rate for comparative analysis. After…
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Migration or Stagnation: Aging and Economic Growth in the Republic of Korea Today, the World Tomorrow
The Republic of Korea (ROK) faces an economic crisis driven by rapid population aging, approaching negative economic growth. I quantitatively examine the full range of policy responses and find that enhanced temporary labor migration is necessary, sufficient, and feasible to offset demographic…
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How Industrialization and Innovation Shape Productivity: Evidence from Sustainable Development Goal 9 Indicators
This study examines how industrialization and technological upgrading measured through Sustainable Development Goal 9 (SDG 9) indicators influence total factor productivity in the industrial sector. Using panel data for 52 economies from 2012 to 2021 with the feasible generalized least squares…
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The Association between Social Protection Development and Income Inequality: Evidence from Asia and the Pacific
This study investigates the association between social protection (SP) development, proxied by the Social Protection Indicator, and income inequality using panel data from Asia and the Pacific. The empirical results show that the development of each SP program is associated differently with income…
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Determinants of Digital Economy Development in Viet Nam: A Spatial Panel Analysis of Cross-Provincial Spillovers
This paper investigates the determinants of the uneven development of the digital economy across the 63 provinces of Viet Nam from 2020 to 2025. Since a province’s digital economy is shaped not only by its own characteristics but also by those of its neighbors, we use spatial econometric models…
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Subnational Variation in Perceptions of Inequality: Evidence from Viet Nam
Inequality influences socioeconomic and political outcomes. Beyond objective metrics, how people perceive inequality plays a crucial role. Yet, attitudes and perceptions of inequality remain understudied, especially outside high-income, Western settings. Some research suggests that formal and…
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Determinants of Internal Migration in Thailand: Evidence from Mobile Phone Data
This study uses high-frequency, geographically detailed mobile phone location data to estimate origin–destination migration flows—information that is not available in official statistics—enabling a high-resolution analysis of internal migration in Thailand and its sectoral drivers. A gravity-type…
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Where Are All of Asia’s Debt-for-Nature Swaps?
Since their inception in 1987, debt-for-nature swaps (D4NS) have emerged as a popular policy tool to simultaneously address sovereign debt burdens and environmental challenges. Drawing on a newly constructed database of global D4NS transactions, this paper shows that Asian economies have played…
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Financial Sector Linkages and Real Economy Impacts in Malaysia: Evidence from a Machine Learning Approach
This study examines the role of financial services in Malaysia’s economy through a two-stage methodological framework. The first stage applies demand- and supply-driven input–output (IO) analysis to derive four indices: influence effect, induction effect, production-inducing effect, and…
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From Poverty to Possibility: Unpacking the Link Between Poverty and Food Insecurity in Pakistan
This paper explores the link between poverty and food insecurity in Pakistan using household survey data and three measures of food insecurity—average calorie availability, minimum dietary energy requirement, and the perception-based Food Insecurity Experience Scale—at national, rural, and urban…
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Trade, Competition, and the Gender Composition of Employment: Evidence from Viet Nam
As countries in Asia and the Pacific continue to integrate into the global economy, what are the implications for women’s labor market participation in these countries? The literature on international trade considers the effects of import competition and export orientation on gender gaps in…
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From Buckets to Better Meals: Piped Water Access and Household Food Consumption in Pakistan
This paper investigates the relationship between piped water access and food consumption in Pakistan utilizing the nationally representative Household Integrated Economic Survey. Access to piped water reduces exposure to waterborne illness, improving health and labor productivity, which can raise…
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Measuring Interregional Fund Flows in a Dollarized Economy: Evidence from Branch-Level Data of Deposits and Loans in Cambodia
Partial dollarization is a significant phenomenon in the banking sectors of many developing countries, yet evidence on its spread through bank branch networks remains scarce. This paper investigates interregional capital flows within Cambodia’s banking system, characterized by the coexistence of…
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Productivity Gains from Technology Imports and Spillovers in the Indian Manufacturing Sector
India is currently one of the fastest-growing emerging economies in the world, with a continued focus on maintaining its growth momentum and enhancing the productivity of its manufacturing sector. This paper aims to examine the impact of technology imports and spillovers on the productivity of the…
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From Demolition to Business: How Compensation Method Influences New Ventures
In this research, I investigate the relationship between different types of housing demolition compensation and entrepreneurship, utilizing data from the China Household Finance Survey. Employing economic analysis with a two-way fixed effects model, I find that among households that have…
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The Impact of Urban Transportation Investment on Property Values: Evidence from the Jakarta Mass Rapid Transit
Urban transportation infrastructure remains underdeveloped in many low- and middle-income countries, while quantitative evidence on urban transport’s impact is limited. We examine the effect of the Jakarta Mass Rapid Transit (MRT), Indonesia’s first urban railway project, on property values. Using…
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Airport Productivity in ASEAN: Evidence from Data Envelopment Analysis and Implications for Regional Development
The rapid economic growth of members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has relied heavily on effective transport infrastructure. This study analyzes the efficiency of 51 international airports in the ASEAN region from 2013 to 2023 to assess their impact on regional development…
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Prosperity and Income Inequality Dynamics in Selected ASEAN Countries: How the Rule of Law Moderates
This study reexamines the nonlinear relationship between prosperity and income inequality in member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations during 1990–2023 and assesses how the rule of law shapes the sensitivity of inequality to economic growth. Using an instrumental variable…