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Connecting South Asia and Southeast Asia.

Van Pelt Library HT395.S66 C66 2015
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Asian Development Bank.
Asian Development Bank Institute.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Regional planning--South Asia.
Regional planning.
Regional planning--Southeast Asia.
Infrastructure (Economics)--South Asia.
Infrastructure (Economics).
Infrastructure (Economics)--Southeast Asia.
South Asia--Economic conditions.
South Asia.
Economic conditions.
Southeast Asia--Economic conditions.
Southeast Asia.
Physical Description:
xxiii, 294 pages : color illustrations, color maps ; 23 cm
Place of Publication:
Tokyo : Asian Development Bank Institute, 2015.
Contents:
1. Introduction and overview. Rationale for greater economic integration and cooperation
Analytical approach
Cross-border transport infrastructure
Energy infrastructure and trading
Financing infrastructure
Trade facilitation
National and regional policy reforms
Institutional risks to connectivity
Impacts of improved connectivity.
2. Current state of cross-regional economic ties. Trade links
Supply chains and small and medium-sized enterprises
Foreign direct investment
Financial flows.
3. Cross-border transport infrastructure. Scope of study and concepts
Highways
Railroads
Seaports
Summary of priority projects
Benefits
Obstacles and constraints.
4. Energy infrastructure and trading. Rationale for energy trading and scope of study
Current situation of energy demand, supply, and trading
Identification of energy trading projects and costs
Model projections.
5. Infrastructure finance and financial sector development. Rationale for greater financial integration
Financial sector and market assessment
Investment finance funding methods: Assessment of options
Regulatory and institutional constraints
Infrastructure financing framework: Policy proposals to ease constraints
Financing solutions for regional projects.
6. Trade facilitation. Scope of trade facilitation
Overview of trade facilitation
Issues and bottlenecks
Regional initiatives to address issues.
7. National and regional policy reforms. Trade barriers
Free trade agreements
Exchange rate regimes.
8. Risks to connectivity and institutional arrangement. Reasons for regional coordination
Regional institutions for connectivity
Factors affecting success of cooperation initiatives
The way forward.
9. Assessing impacts of regional integration. Tools for assessing economic effects of regional integration
Estimating the effects of regional integration via a CGE Model
Qualitative issues.
Notes:
"A joint study of the Asian Development Bank and the Asian Development Bank Institute"--Cover.
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
9784899740476
4899740476
OCLC:
908628843
Publisher Number:
99968138902

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