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China's two-child policy
The Chinese government has just announced that its one-child policy will be transformed into a "two-child policy". But this is a case of too little/too late says John West.
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Five Big Technology Predictions into 2016
Technology will be ubiquitous in every aspect of business and everyday living in 2016 says Frost & Sullivan.
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Telehealth in Australia
Telehealth will take centre stage in Australia’s Healthcare System says Frost & Sullivan.
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APEC needs to boost inclusive growth
When Asia-Pacific Leaders gather in Manila for the annual summit, they should focus their discussions on ways to ensure that more people are part of the growth of the region, according to PECC.
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Competition and Convergence in the Industrial Sector
Competition will be a Compelling Force for Convergence in the Industrial Sector. argues Frost & Sullivan.
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India's pension system
India's future pension system needs new thinking argues Mukul Asher.
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Great Asian Slowdown
We are now in the midst of the "Great Asian Slowdown", driven by aging populations and the failure to undertake to take structural reforms to boost productivity, argues John West
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Benefits of intelligent mobility
Intelligent Mobility to reduce traffic congestion, carbon emissions and accidents, while increasing travel speed, according to Frost & Sullivan.
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Why Jordan matters
In the Middle East, there is a little country called Jordan, well known for its ancient site of Petra, though little else. But, Jordan is a country worth more than its weight in gold, writes John West
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Elections in Myanmar/Burma
The last days of the election campaign in Myanmar are torn between hope for renewal and the need to ensure a smooth transition writes Stefano Pelaggi.
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Economic costs of Asia's aging populations
Population aging has been imposing great costs on Japan's economy for two decades. This adverse dynamic has already begun hitting China, and will soon be hitting Korea, Thailand writes John West.
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Social policy challenges of Asia's aging populations
Asian countries face many deep social policy challenges to cope with their rapidly aging populations, writes John West.
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Britain's Nuclear Nanking: Kowtowing to China
Julian Lindley-French on Britain's Nuclear Nanking: Kowtowing to China.
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Downside to Singapore's food availability – food wastage
Asit K Biswas, Matthew J Kastner and Cecilia Tortajada share their thoughts on the downside to Singapore's food availability, that is, food wastage.
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China flows into London
There are seven reasons why the UK is courting Beijing, writes OMFIF's David Marsh.
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After China Slowdown what’s next?
What are the energy, environmental, and financial aspects of China's expected slowdown, was the topic a recent speech by Tom O’Sullivan of Mathyos Japan.
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India's demographic destiny
The biggest contribution to the global labor force in the next few decades will come from India. But will India be able to convert its youth bulge into a demographic dividend asks John West?
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Singapore’s Future Growth
Singapore’s Future Growth to be driven by Innovation and New Business Models says Frost & Sullivan.
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Is the Philippines about to realise its FDI potential
The Philippines has enjoyed a boom in inward FDI under the presidency of Benigno Aquino. But the country must make greater efforts to sustain its improved FDI performance.
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East Asia's fading fertility
For better or worse, Japan has led East Asia's development. And this is most evident when it comes to fading fertility, writes John West.
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