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Bridging the ASEAN development divide: a regional overview.(Association of Southeast Asian Nations)
ASEAN Economic Bulletin, April, 2007 by Green, David Jay
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Southeast Asian countries have set for themselves challenging economic goals individually and collectively. These goals require a significant and sustainable rise in economic growth. Investment is one key, especially in the longer term. Investments in infrastructure, in productivity enhancements by businesses and in the public provision of education and health services help define the potential for growth.
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This spending is also a factor in the ability of firms and individuals to compete in the international marketplace. There is also the need to have proper co-operative norms: Southeast Asia ...
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