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Asia’s progress over the past 25 years has been remarkable—generating two-thirds of global growth and nearly 40% of world trade today. With the right policies, Asia can continue to shape the future of the global economy. Watch my remarks at #AsiaIn2050:

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Rajkumar Prasad6 months ago

@IMFNews Well said

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