Asian Economic Policy Review

Papers
(The TQCC of Asian Economic Policy Review is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Transforming Malaysia's Higher Education: Policies and Progress124
Deglobalization: Editors' Overview89
International Finance and Geopolitics50
Comment on “Challenges in Searching for Vietnam's Growth Drivers Through 2030”41
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Pakistan's Economy: Fallout of 2022 Economic Distress Magnified the Need for Structural Reforms23
Comment on “Challenges in Searching for Vietnam's Growth Drivers Through 2030”23
Flexible Inflation Targeting and Macroeconomic Performance: Evidence from ASEAN19
What Can Students Gain from China's Higher Education?18
Comment on “Can the World Trade Organization Act as a Bulwark Against Deglobalization?”17
Comment on “Fiscal Projections and Debt Sustainability in Japan”13
Comment on “the Normalization of Wage Dynamics”12
South Asia: Editors' Overview12
Comment on “Japan's Higher Education Policies under Global Challenges”11
Comment on “Indian Economy: Performance, Policies, Politics, Prospects and Challenges”10
Japan Center for Economic Research9
Chinese Fintech Innovation and Regulation8
Comment on “The Sri Lankan Economy: From Optimism to Debt Trap”8
Big Data in Asian Central Banks7
Comment on “Chinese Fintech Innovation and Regulation”7
Indian Economy: Performance, Policies, Politics, and Prospects and Challenges7
Comments on “South Asia's Conundrum: Turning Potential into Sustained Progress”7
Comment on “What Can Students Gain from China's Higher Education?”6
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Japan's Higher Education Policies under Global Challenges5
Comment on “Measuring Digital Financial Inclusion in Emerging Market and Developing Economies: A New Index”5
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Comment on “Sustainable Finance: Tools, Effectiveness, and Challenges”5
Comment on “Deconstructing Deglobalization: The Future of Trade is in Intermediate Services”4
Comment on “Fintech and Financial Inclusion in Southeast Asia and India”4
Comment on “Flexible Inflation Targeting and Macroeconomic Performance: Evidence from ASEAN”4
Comment on “Beyond Green: Impacts of Green Bond Issuance on Conventional Bonds in China”4
Inclusive Wealth and ESG Practices: Financial Impacts in a Global Context4
Comment on “Design of CBDC in a Highly Dollarized Emerging Market Economy: The Case of Cambodia”4
Comment on “Implications of Deglobalization on Energy and Carbon Neutrality in Asia and the Pacific Region”4
Comment on “Green Human Capital and Carbon Emissions of Asian Firms”4
Issue Information4
Comment on “Economic Security and New Industrial Policy”3
What the Welfare State Left Behind—Securing the Capability to Move for the Vulnerable3
Fiscal Projections and Debt Sustainability in Japan2
Siamese Twin Troubles: Structural and Regulatory Transformations in Unequal Thailand2
Comment on “Flexible Inflation Targeting and Macroeconomic Performance: Evidence from ASEAN”2
Comment on “International Finance and Geopolitics”2
Comment on “Green Human Capital and Carbon Emissions of Asian Firms”2
Design of a CBDC in a Highly Dollarized Emerging Market Economy: The Case of Cambodia2
Comment on “Pakistan's Economy: Fallout of 2022 Economic Distress Magnified the Need for Structural Reforms”2
Comment on “Transforming Malaysia's Higher Education: Policies and Progress”2
The Evolution of Inflation Expectations in Japan2
Comment on “Why Fintech Is Not Changing Japanese Banking”2
Inequality, Social Justice and Welfare in Asia: Editors' Overview2
Issue Information2
Japan Center for Economic Research2
Comment on “Export Diversification in Bangladesh: Overcoming Policy Impediments”2
Comment on “Export Diversification in Bangladesh: Overcoming Policy Impediments”2
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