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Resilience to shocks

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The world has been subject to a series of shocks – from economic crises in rich countries, to natural disasters in developing countries, along with floods or droughts in key food producing regions. In a complex global economy, these crises have become increasingly interrelated. If the countries of Asia and the Pacific are to become more resilient to these regular, overlapping shocks, they will need to address them in a more comprehensive and systemic manner.

Related Subject(s): Economic and Social Development
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