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Updated 2 May 2008
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Challenges for Emerging Asia in Managing Capital Flows Seminar. Capital inflows to Asia have been reduced recently due to the US subprime loan problem. Once US financial stability is restored and the credit crunch eases, capital inflows to Asia will likely resume in a big way, posing serious policy challenges. Results of an ADBI study on this topic will be presented at a seminar at ADB's annual meeting on 3 May.


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Microfinance in Pakistan

A new paper finds that the lending program of the Khushhali Bank contributes to income generation activities such as agricultural production. Download the paper.

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