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Asian governments are fast realizing that if bullish predictions of the region’s growth rates are to materialize, financial deregulation is of paramount importance. Although most recent studies have cited poor physical infrastructure as the main stumbling block to continued rapid development, economists are now arguing that the relative weakness of capital markets is a more serious problem. Increasing interest in Asia from western investors, together with high local savings rates of 30% to 40% of GDP, mean that supply of capital is not a major constraint in funding infrastructure requirements put at $1.4 |
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