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Following decades of impressive growth and poverty reduction, the countries of developing East Asia now face an array of challenges in sustaining their economic performance.
Productivity growth has declined since the Global Financial Crisis; changes in the global trade environment and technological advances are challenging countries' export-oriented growth model; and climate change - as well as the COVID-19 pandemic - are increasing the urgency of transitioning to new modes of production.
Innovation is critical to sustaining the region's high level of economic performance. But what will it take to spur greater innovation? Join policymakers from East Asia to discuss The Innovation Imperative for Developing East Asia, which lays out a policy agenda for innovation-led growth in the region.
OPENING REMARKS
Axel van Trotsenburg (@AxelVT_WB)
Managing Director of Operations
World BankMODERATOR
Victoria Kwakwa (@VictoriaKwakwa)
Vice President
East Asia and Pacific Region
World BankPRESENTERS
Xavier Cirera
Senior Economist
Finance, Competitiveness and Innovation Global Practice
World BankAndrew Mason
Lead Economist
East Asia and Pacific Chief Economist Office
World BankPANELISTS
Professor Datuk Dr. Asma Ismail
President of the Academy of Sciences
MalaysiaDr. Nguyen Duc Kien
Head of the Prime Minister's Advisory Group
VietnamDr. Paco Sandejas
Managing Partner, Narra Venture Capital
PhilippinesLast Updated: Feb 10, 2021
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