Events
Participation in global production networks: evidence from landlocked developing countries
Buavanh Vilavong discusses the factors affecting the participation of landlocked developing countries in global production networks.
The law and economics foundation of anti-corruption policies: the Thai experience
Medhi Krongkaew reviews Thailand’s National Anti-Corruption Commission in comparison with similar organisations in other East and Southeast Asian countries.
The cost of floods in developing country megacities: a hedonic price analysis of the Jakarta housing market
Budy Resosudarmo discusses the cost of regular flooding in Jakarta and its impact on house rental prices.
Addressing crony capitalism in India: the Modi Government’s efforts
Sambit Patra discusses the Indian Government’s efforts to curb crony capitalism and assesses its success so far.
The Philippine economy: no longer the East Asian exception?
Hal Hill discusses several key development policy issues in the Philippines and examines whether recent improved economic performance can be maintained.
Oligopolistic banks in a small open economy
Sadia Afrin discusses the effects of market power in the banking sector.
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