RARahul Anand

Rahul Anand

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Rahul Anand has a total of 38 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:


Latest Publications

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    by Rahul Anand, Thomas Helbling, Krishna Srinivasan

    "Shaping the Future of Asia: Opportunities and Challenges" examines how the Asia-Pacific region can sustain its remarkable economic success as it confronts profound structural challenges to established patterns of economic development and growth. The challenges arise from demographic shifts, new varieties of technology, geoeconomic fragmentation, industrial policy, and the energy transition. Drawing on research by IMF economists and insights from regional leaders and experts, it explores how countries can maintain strong, inclusive, and resilient growth while adapting to a rapidly changing global environment. The authors highlight policy reforms that can boost productivity, strengthen labor markets, deepen regional integration, improve capital allocation, support innovation, and expand opportunities for younger and older generations. The book argues that Asia’s next phase of development will depend not on repeating past growth models, but on successfully harnessing technological change, unlocking new sources of growth, and navigating growing geopolitical and economic uncertainty.

  • Chapter 15: The Macro Implications of the Energy Transition in the Asia and Pacific Region

    by Rahul Anand, Thomas Helbling, Krishna Srinivasan

    "Shaping the Future of Asia: Opportunities and Challenges" examines how the Asia-Pacific region can sustain its remarkable economic success as it confronts profound structural challenges to established patterns of economic development and growth. The challenges arise from demographic shifts, new varieties of technology, geoeconomic fragmentation, industrial policy, and the energy transition. Drawing on research by IMF economists and insights from regional leaders and experts, it explores how countries can maintain strong, inclusive, and resilient growth while adapting to a rapidly changing global environment. The authors highlight policy reforms that can boost productivity, strengthen labor markets, deepen regional integration, improve capital allocation, support innovation, and expand opportunities for younger and older generations. The book argues that Asia’s next phase of development will depend not on repeating past growth models, but on successfully harnessing technological change, unlocking new sources of growth, and navigating growing geopolitical and economic uncertainty.

  • Chapter 14: Industrial Policy in Asia and Pacific: Could the Wave Lead to Structural Transformation?

    by Rahul Anand, Thomas Helbling, Krishna Srinivasan

    "Shaping the Future of Asia: Opportunities and Challenges" examines how the Asia-Pacific region can sustain its remarkable economic success as it confronts profound structural challenges to established patterns of economic development and growth. The challenges arise from demographic shifts, new varieties of technology, geoeconomic fragmentation, industrial policy, and the energy transition. Drawing on research by IMF economists and insights from regional leaders and experts, it explores how countries can maintain strong, inclusive, and resilient growth while adapting to a rapidly changing global environment. The authors highlight policy reforms that can boost productivity, strengthen labor markets, deepen regional integration, improve capital allocation, support innovation, and expand opportunities for younger and older generations. The book argues that Asia’s next phase of development will depend not on repeating past growth models, but on successfully harnessing technological change, unlocking new sources of growth, and navigating growing geopolitical and economic uncertainty.

  • Chapter 12: The Evolving Development Landscape of Asia and Pacific: The International Economics of Strategic Interdependence

    by Rahul Anand, Thomas Helbling, Krishna Srinivasan

    "Shaping the Future of Asia: Opportunities and Challenges" examines how the Asia-Pacific region can sustain its remarkable economic success as it confronts profound structural challenges to established patterns of economic development and growth. The challenges arise from demographic shifts, new varieties of technology, geoeconomic fragmentation, industrial policy, and the energy transition. Drawing on research by IMF economists and insights from regional leaders and experts, it explores how countries can maintain strong, inclusive, and resilient growth while adapting to a rapidly changing global environment. The authors highlight policy reforms that can boost productivity, strengthen labor markets, deepen regional integration, improve capital allocation, support innovation, and expand opportunities for younger and older generations. The book argues that Asia’s next phase of development will depend not on repeating past growth models, but on successfully harnessing technological change, unlocking new sources of growth, and navigating growing geopolitical and economic uncertainty.

  • Chapter 11: Association of Southeast Asian Nations Integration into a Shifting Global Landscape

    by Rahul Anand, Thomas Helbling, Krishna Srinivasan

    "Shaping the Future of Asia: Opportunities and Challenges" examines how the Asia-Pacific region can sustain its remarkable economic success as it confronts profound structural challenges to established patterns of economic development and growth. The challenges arise from demographic shifts, new varieties of technology, geoeconomic fragmentation, industrial policy, and the energy transition. Drawing on research by IMF economists and insights from regional leaders and experts, it explores how countries can maintain strong, inclusive, and resilient growth while adapting to a rapidly changing global environment. The authors highlight policy reforms that can boost productivity, strengthen labor markets, deepen regional integration, improve capital allocation, support innovation, and expand opportunities for younger and older generations. The book argues that Asia’s next phase of development will depend not on repeating past growth models, but on successfully harnessing technological change, unlocking new sources of growth, and navigating growing geopolitical and economic uncertainty.

  • Chapter 10: The Case for Deeper Asia and Pacific Trade Integration

    by Rahul Anand, Thomas Helbling, Krishna Srinivasan

    "Shaping the Future of Asia: Opportunities and Challenges" examines how the Asia-Pacific region can sustain its remarkable economic success as it confronts profound structural challenges to established patterns of economic development and growth. The challenges arise from demographic shifts, new varieties of technology, geoeconomic fragmentation, industrial policy, and the energy transition. Drawing on research by IMF economists and insights from regional leaders and experts, it explores how countries can maintain strong, inclusive, and resilient growth while adapting to a rapidly changing global environment. The authors highlight policy reforms that can boost productivity, strengthen labor markets, deepen regional integration, improve capital allocation, support innovation, and expand opportunities for younger and older generations. The book argues that Asia’s next phase of development will depend not on repeating past growth models, but on successfully harnessing technological change, unlocking new sources of growth, and navigating growing geopolitical and economic uncertainty.

  • Chapter 8: Leveraging AI to Boost Growth and Productivity in Asia and Pacific

    by Rahul Anand, Thomas Helbling, Krishna Srinivasan

    "Shaping the Future of Asia: Opportunities and Challenges" examines how the Asia-Pacific region can sustain its remarkable economic success as it confronts profound structural challenges to established patterns of economic development and growth. The challenges arise from demographic shifts, new varieties of technology, geoeconomic fragmentation, industrial policy, and the energy transition. Drawing on research by IMF economists and insights from regional leaders and experts, it explores how countries can maintain strong, inclusive, and resilient growth while adapting to a rapidly changing global environment. The authors highlight policy reforms that can boost productivity, strengthen labor markets, deepen regional integration, improve capital allocation, support innovation, and expand opportunities for younger and older generations. The book argues that Asia’s next phase of development will depend not on repeating past growth models, but on successfully harnessing technological change, unlocking new sources of growth, and navigating growing geopolitical and economic uncertainty.

  • Chapter 4: Adapting to an Aging Asia: Challenges, Opportunities, and Policy Responses

    by Rahul Anand, Thomas Helbling, Krishna Srinivasan

    "Shaping the Future of Asia: Opportunities and Challenges" examines how the Asia-Pacific region can sustain its remarkable economic success as it confronts profound structural challenges to established patterns of economic development and growth. The challenges arise from demographic shifts, new varieties of technology, geoeconomic fragmentation, industrial policy, and the energy transition. Drawing on research by IMF economists and insights from regional leaders and experts, it explores how countries can maintain strong, inclusive, and resilient growth while adapting to a rapidly changing global environment. The authors highlight policy reforms that can boost productivity, strengthen labor markets, deepen regional integration, improve capital allocation, support innovation, and expand opportunities for younger and older generations. The book argues that Asia’s next phase of development will depend not on repeating past growth models, but on successfully harnessing technological change, unlocking new sources of growth, and navigating growing geopolitical and economic uncertainty.

  • Chapter 2: Structural Transformation in Asia and Pacific

    by Rahul Anand, Thomas Helbling, Krishna Srinivasan

    "Shaping the Future of Asia: Opportunities and Challenges" examines how the Asia-Pacific region can sustain its remarkable economic success as it confronts profound structural challenges to established patterns of economic development and growth. The challenges arise from demographic shifts, new varieties of technology, geoeconomic fragmentation, industrial policy, and the energy transition. Drawing on research by IMF economists and insights from regional leaders and experts, it explores how countries can maintain strong, inclusive, and resilient growth while adapting to a rapidly changing global environment. The authors highlight policy reforms that can boost productivity, strengthen labor markets, deepen regional integration, improve capital allocation, support innovation, and expand opportunities for younger and older generations. The book argues that Asia’s next phase of development will depend not on repeating past growth models, but on successfully harnessing technological change, unlocking new sources of growth, and navigating growing geopolitical and economic uncertainty.

  • Chapter 1: Asia and Pacific at a Turning Point: Transformation, Megatrends, and the Next Growth Frontier

    by Rahul Anand, Thomas Helbling, Krishna Srinivasan

    "Shaping the Future of Asia: Opportunities and Challenges" examines how the Asia-Pacific region can sustain its remarkable economic success as it confronts profound structural challenges to established patterns of economic development and growth. The challenges arise from demographic shifts, new varieties of technology, geoeconomic fragmentation, industrial policy, and the energy transition. Drawing on research by IMF economists and insights from regional leaders and experts, it explores how countries can maintain strong, inclusive, and resilient growth while adapting to a rapidly changing global environment. The authors highlight policy reforms that can boost productivity, strengthen labor markets, deepen regional integration, improve capital allocation, support innovation, and expand opportunities for younger and older generations. The book argues that Asia’s next phase of development will depend not on repeating past growth models, but on successfully harnessing technological change, unlocking new sources of growth, and navigating growing geopolitical and economic uncertainty.