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The Economic Transition in Myanmar: Towards Inclusive, People Centered and Sustainable Economic Growth

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  • Anita Prakash

    (Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia)

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Myanmar has embarked on an ambitious program of sweeping reforms to end its isolation and integrate its economy with the global system. In this reform period, Myanmar faces the challenge to remain on the course ofreforms and openness while pursuing its economic growth. The Challenges of this transition can be met with a development model which is inclusive, people centered and sustainable.

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  • Anita Prakash, 2013. "The Economic Transition in Myanmar: Towards Inclusive, People Centered and Sustainable Economic Growth," Working Papers PB-2013-03, Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA).
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    2. Nyo, Myat Khet., 2015. "ASEAN Community 2015 managing integration for better jobs and shared prosperity in Myanmar," ILO Working Papers 994872743402676, International Labour Organization.

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