ASEAN Today

October 4, 2019

Transforming economies in ASEAN: Southeast Asia needs to keep pace with a changing job market

The UN says job creation in productive industries will be essential for keeping pace on its Sustainable Development Goals. To stay competitive, Southeast Asia will need to double down on inclusive and forward-looking economic policies.

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Does Indonesia’s student voice carry the same weight today as it did 21 years ago?

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Transforming economies in ASEAN: Southeast Asia needs to keep pace with a changing job market