Asian development outlook 2011
Asian Development Outlook 2011, forecasts developing Asia to expand solidly over the next two years, even as inflation, geopolitical uncertainties and the need to develop new sources of growth present looming challenges to policy makers. In a special chapter titled "South-South Links", the ADB says that strengthening economic links between countries in the South can create new global growth that can take up the slack left by cooling demand from industrialized countries in the North. The report provides an analysis of economic performance for 2010 and offers forecasts for the 45 Asian economies that make up developing Asia.
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