Japan’s industrial policy has been a blueprint for Asian nations, but many skip over the important context that made it all become a reality.
India’s government appears to have favoured the Adani Group to grow more rapidly than older peers and avoid regulatory scrutiny on potentially serious concerns.
Korea’s family-owned conglomerates have enjoyed their privileges for decades. That may be set to end.
Japan’s industrial policy has been a blueprint for Asian nations, but many skip over the important context that made it all become a reality.
India’s government appears to have favoured the Adani Group to grow more rapidly than older peers and avoid regulatory scrutiny on potentially serious concerns.
Korea’s family-owned conglomerates have enjoyed their privileges for decades. That may be set to end.
An economist’s century-old idea might be the key driver in the next iteration of Asia’s economic innovation.
For future economic growth, Asian economies need effective policy interventions to foster, not limit, competition and innovation.
Many Asian economies may not realise their full potential unless they roll back the mutually beneficial links between business and politics.
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