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This study measures congestion, investigates port characteristics, and the influence of regional factors on congestion during the COVID-19 periods. It develops a set of port performance indicators called Port Traffic Database. Read the working paper here.
This brief explores the growing importance of tourism in Asia and the Pacific and considers how digitalization can help transform the sector and support its long-term inclusive growth and sustainability. Read more here.
This edition of the Pacific Economic Monitor examines efforts to build resilience across a range of areas, including human capital, infrastructure, and public financial management. It examines case studies and considers lessons and tools for policymakers. Read the report here.
Aging Well in Asia, examines progress in Asia and the Pacific in preparing for and achieving well-being among older people. It explores four linked dimensions of well-being: health, productive work, economic security, and social engagement. Visit the webpage, read the news release, download ADPR, and revisit one of its main sources, AEIR 2019/2020.
The AEIR 2024 Data Catalogue is now available. Access data used for figures and tables with ease and download these in CSV format. Data from previous AEIR editions are also accessible here.
E-commerce has emerged as a vital force in the global economy, propelled by transactions from Asia and the Pacific. Public-private collaboration and coordinated efforts across policy, infrastructure, and regulation are key to a robust and resilient e-commerce industry. Read the blog here.
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ARIC Blog
How to Advance Green, Inclusive Trade through E-commerce in Asia and the Pacific
Kijin Kim, Tengfei Wang, Mackenzie Gunther
To support e-commerce, public-private collaboration must prioritize closing the digital divide, supporting small businesses, and promoting environmental sustainability. Strengthening data governance, competition, and tax frameworks are also key to resilient and equitable e-commerce.
How Pakistan Can Turn Remittances into a Pillar of Economic Growth
David Keith De Padua, Irfan A. Qureshi, Matteo Lanzafame
Remittances play a crucial role in Pakistan’s economy, as a buffer during crises and a potential driver of sustainable growth. By aligning fiscal policies with macroeconomic indicators, Pakistan can maximize the positive impact of remittances on household welfare and long-term economic development.
