Economist, Centennial Asia Advisors

Jason Tan

Economist

Centennial Asia Advisors

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<ul><li>Japan's economy appears to be turning the corner, as cyclical conditions improve and structural changes show progress.</li><li>An important structural adjustment is the entry of a significant proportion of females into the labour force, as cultural stereotypes are gradually broken.&nbsp;Adding more females to the workforce will generate economic benefits and lift Japan's languid growth trajectory.</li><li>Given Japan's revitalised economy, Asian countries, especially ASEAN economies, will stand to benefit from the increased trade and investment flows.</li></ul>

Japan's economy appears to be turning the corner, as cyclical conditions improve and structural changes show progress.An important structural adjustment is the entry of a significant proportion of females into the labour force, as cultural stereotypes are gradually broken.&nbsp;Adding more females to the workforce will generate economic benefits and lift Japan's languid growth trajectory.Given Japan's revitalised economy, Asian countries, especially ASEAN economies, will stand to benefit from the increased trade and investment flows.

Asia Economist and CEO, Centennial Asia Advisors

Manu Bhaskaran

Asia Economist and CEO

<ul><li>Japan is offering USD110bn for Asia&rsquo;s infrastructure needs, competing with China-backed AIIB and NDB in providing such funds.</li><li>Asia gains from the power-play in light of its much needed infrastructure upgrade. But until weaknesses in governance are tackled, the vast funds on offer will have little impact.</li></ul>

Japan is offering USD110bn for Asia&rsquo;s infrastructure needs, competing with China-backed AIIB and NDB in providing such funds.Asia gains from the power-play in light of its much needed infrastructure upgrade. But until weaknesses in governance are tackled, the vast funds on offer will have little impact.

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Japan's changes could mean ASEAN upside

Japan's economy appears to be turning the corner, as cyclical conditions improve and structural changes show progress. An important structural...

Jason Tan

'Infrastructure wars'

Japan is offering USD110bn for Asia’s infrastructure needs, competing with China-backed AIIB and NDB in providing such funds. Asia gains from the...

Manu Bhaskaran

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