The authors examine how the ‘build-in’ institutional feature within the RCEP addresses the region's socioeconomic issues as a ‘living’ trade agreement.
World class academics, economists, and policymakers present their papers on “Growth, Resilience and Sustainability: Asian Dynamism in an Uncertain World”.
The paper highlights the importance of urban amenities to retain and maintain skill labour in the key cities to drive economic growth.
In this paper, we explore the impacts of financial intermediation and financial inclusiveness on saving behavior of developing economy such as Cambodia using individual data from Global Findex database in 2017.
Prof Shandre Thangavelu helps us to understand the stakes underlying RCEP as a regional trade agreement coming into force.
This JCI-JSC Working Paper applies the Random Effects and GMM estimation techniques to panel data to explore the relationship between COVID-19 cases on the one hand and institutions and government policy responses on the other.
The Covid-19 pandemic is the most serious shock to the peacetime global economy in 90 years. The webinar will bring together leading researchers and expert panel to discuss key economic and social issues related to the economic resilience and recovery of East Asia.
SMEs are among the most vulnerable in this crisis despite recovery measures and progress in some countries. Prof. Thangavelu discusses the factors that could enhance the participation of SMEs in the GVC.
Prof. Shandre M. Thangavelu (JCI Vice-President) examine the rising tide of anti-globalisation against trade in East Asia due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dr Hendry Ng, Director of Graduate Studies at JCI, and Prof Shandre M. Thangavelu, Vice-President of JCI, will present a preview of the Master in Public Policy.
