3. Reports
Reports highlight work in specific sectors or themes and may be stand-alone publications or part of a series. These publications are distinct from books, journals, working papers, policy briefs, or operational documents since they contain strong analytical content and data analysis focusing on work done in a specific sector or theme. Some examples are corporate or project research with conclusions and recommendations, cross-country economic analyses, operational or conference reports, and annual reports.
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New Economic Corridors in the South Caucasus and the Chinese One Belt One Road
(Economic Policy Research Foundation of Turkey, 2018-05-15)This research report studies opportunities for Turkey and Armenia in view of emerging opportunities for regional economic integration. Armenia and Turkey are the main foci of our research; field trips have also been conducted in Azerbaijan, Georgia and ... -
The Implications of Japan's Labor Market Reform for Korea
(Korea Institute for International Economic Policy, 2018-05-02)Labor market reform is among the top policy priorities in many major countries, including South Korea and Japan, who recognize the necessity to reform their labor markets if they are to continue economic growth and deal with other socio-economic issues, ... -
The Anatomy of an Internet Blackout: Measuring the Economic Impact of Internet Shutdowns in India
(Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations, 2018-04-30)With Internet shutdowns on the rise, many studies and reports have looked at various dimensions of the issue. While there has been extensive work on the legal and human rights implications of Internet shutdowns, studies that focus on the economic impact ... -
ASEAN Focus Mar/Apr 2018
(ISEAS Yusof Ishak Institute, 2018-04-30)ASEAN FOCUS is a bimonthly publication providing concise analyses and perspectives on ASEAN matters.