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Beijing should focus more on individual market reforms and worry less about internationalizing the yuan.
Russia and China are facing new challenges as they engage the new globalized marketplace. What can they learn from each other as they try to increase human capital and develop knowledge-based economies?
The United States and China must find ways to cooperate if the rebalance of American policy toward Asia is to succeed.
Given the dynamism of Southeast Asia, Washington should seek a relationship with the region that goes beyond military ties and encompasses economic and governance issues.
China's reserve currency status is far from settled, as the costs of becoming a reserve currency may outweigh any potential benefits.
President Obama’s trip to Southeast Asia provides him with an opportunity to present a common vision of partnership to Southeast Asia that will resonate throughout the region.
Carefully sequenced economic reforms are now a priority for Myanmar’s government in order to generate broad-based growth in employment, incomes, and output.
Vested interests have capped the growth of the private sector in China. The Chinese government needs to promote greater competition between the state-owned enterprise sector and the private sector.
China's new political leadership knows that economic reform is necessary, but has difficulty gathering the political will to enact such reforms.
While Malaysia’s economic performance has been robust, its politics are in ferment.