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Economic and Social Survey of Asia and the Pacific 2010: Year-end Update "Maintaining Growth Amid Global Uncertainty"


Author(s): Macroeconomic Policy and Development Division (MPDD)
Economic Sector(s): (1) Global, regional and multisectoral economic and social development strategies and policies; (2) Monetary and financial issues and policies; (3) National development planning
ESCAP Reference No.: ST/ESCAP/2588
Division/Office: Macroeconomic Policy and Development
Published Date: December 2010
Country: {Non-country Specific Publication}
Hard Copy Price: Free


The Year-end Update 2010 takes a stock of the recovery of the region’s economies from the Great Recession of 2008/09 and emerging challenges since the publication of the Economic and Social Survey of Asia and the Pacific 2010 in May 2010 and provides recommendations on appropriate responses for policy-makers in the region. The Update finds that 2010 has seen an impressive recovery of the region’s economies led by the large economies of China and India. But the region is faced with a weakening of growth in the developed economies that affect the pace of recovery. Furthermore, as forewarned in the Survey 2010, some economies of the region are facing a deluge of short-term speculative capital flows causing their exchange rates to appreciate, asset bubbles to form and price pressures to build up especially of food. The Update then summarizes the short-term and medium term policy priorities for the region.




ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

 

ABBREVIATIONS

 

INTRODUCTION

 

RECOVERY WITH HEADWINDS IN 2010

                Asia-Pacific displays stellar performance in 2010

                Coping with the slowdown in the developed economies

                Managing the blowback from the European debt crisis

                Growth of exports to the developed countries to falter

                Rising prices accompanying growth recovery

                Exchange rates appreciating under pressure from capital flows

 

GROWTH OUTLOOK FOR 2011

 

KEY DOWNSIDE RISKS IN 2011

                Managing capital inflows

                Rising food prices affecting the poor

 

FOSTERING ALTERNATIVE SOURCES OF DEMAND

                Boosting consumption by reducing poverty and Millennium Development Goal gaps

                Boosting investment by removing infrastructure gaps

                Integrating to benefit from the region’s domestic demand

                Creating a regional financial architecture to support economic integration




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