15 Nov 2024 Economics as history: Assessing the 2024 Nobel Prize Stephen Grenville Rich country or poor country? Why a chain of causation proposed by this year’s winners is so controversial.
8 Mar 2024 Gender equality financing: Spotlight on Southeast Asia Grace Stanhope A discrepancy in data collection for gender-led funding is skewing the stats on development support in the region.
14 Feb 2024 Global poverty is still a massive problem – no matter how you count it Roland Rajah , Ahmed Albayrak Progress is at risk unless the world redoubles efforts at poverty eradication.
16 Jan 2024 Global economic prospects are the worst in decades but investing in the future could be the answer Robert Walker The World Bank reports on why global growth and poverty reduction are slowing but points to investment as a way forward.
7 Jul 2023 Timor-Leste: Breaking free from temptation of easy money Guteriano Neves The Gusmão-led government has a raft of development challenges and cannot afford to rely solely on oil and gas.
30 Jun 2023 Globalisation promised growth. Now emerging economies need a new path Suryaputra Wijaksana Rising trade barriers and financial stress has upended the idea that a free and open world economy will bring prosperity.
9 Jun 2023 East Asia’s low welfare spending model fails to tackle inequality Gyu-Jin Hwang A historical reliance on family has allowed governments to put the economic onus on those who can least afford it.
26 Jul 2022 “Silver lining”: Covid‑19 accelerates progress on financial inclusion Clay O’Brien Access to financial services can be a key to poverty reduction and increased digitisation during lockdowns has helped.
11 May 2022 Mapping Southeast Asian development assistance Teesta Prakash , Alexandre Dayant A new measure of foreign aid impact in countries hit by Covid and infrastructure failure is set to fill the gap.
8 Mar 2021 Food security and Covid-19: Recognising women’s leadership Over half the world’s farmers and food producers are women. A study will look at their experiences in the covid crisis.
14 Aug 2020 World order in the time of coronavirus Bobo Lo Blame China and Russia. But the real cause of breakdown in the “rules-based international order” lies with the West.