Regional integration is reversible in the face of growing erosion of popular support for integration.

The reverse Ramsey pricing rule is optimal if equity considerations are introduced.

A more restrictive abatement policy hurts economic welfare more in the short term while boosting economic welfare in the long term.

This special supplement to the Key Indicators for Asia and the Pacific 2020 discusses how poverty estimates can be enhanced by integrating household…

With support from an education specialist and in close consultation with religious leaders and community leaders, The Asia Foundation has developed a…

Green bonds hold vast potential as a financing mechanism for green buildings in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

In this issue of Update from Washington DC.: Enduring the pandemic in Thailand; Leaders on the frontlines; Covid-19 and Urbanization; Cambodia:…

The high capital expenditure of fuel cell vehicles, rather than the fuel cost of hydrogen, is the main barrier to achieving competitiveness against…

This publication contains foundational information on the importance and features of fish passage technology for irrigation investments, with examples…

This brief explores how governments could help revitalize the important tourism sector in Asia and the Pacific amid the challenges of the coronavirus…

The quality and quantity of infrastructure in Central Asia have a positive impact on trade flows.

Negotiations for a multilateral tax treaty are ongoing, even as the pandemic diverts political energy and provides pretext for delay. Can countries…