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Title page 1
Contents 4
Contributors 7
Acknowledgments 10
Foreword 11
Introduction 13
PART I. The Complex Challenges of Asia's High-Income Transition 22
1. The Dark Side of Escaping the Middle-Income Trap: A SAGE Study of Asian High-Income Countries 23
1-1. The Nexus of Development: Social and Environmental Changes in Asia's High-Income Transition 58
1-2. A SAGE Approach for Balanced Progress: Lessons from the Republic of Korea 69
PART II. Aligning Economic Growth and Institutional Progress 78
2. Exits from the Four-Lane Highway to National Development: What Are the Risks to Sustained Economic Growth? 79
2-1. Brief Reflections on Southeast Asian Development Dynamics 117
2-2. Reflections on the Income Aspect of the Middle-income Trap 124
PART III. Technological Disruption and the Future of Work in Asia 130
3. Asia's Prospects in the Age of Digital Technology and Declining Demand for Labor 131
3-1. Rethinking Asia's Growth: An Innovation-Led Future 157
3-2. Asia in the Digital Transformation: Labor Demand and Global Supply Chains 167
3-3. The Catch-Up Index and the People's Republic of China's Development Trajectory: A Comprehensive Analysis 173
PART IV. Resilient Integration: Value Chains and Economic Strategy in a Geopolitical Era 181
4. Charting Prosperity: Geopolitics and Asia's Economic Future 182
4-1. Geoeconomic Fragmentation and Resilience of Global Production Value Chains in East Asia and ASEAN 211
PART V. Drivers of Productivity Growth in Asia: Finance, Capital Mobilization, and Beyond 220
5. Rapid Productivity Growth in Asia: Internal and External Financing 221
5-1. Productivity and Growth in Asian Economies 271
5-2. Financing Growth: Asian Experiences and Lessons 281
PART VI. Population Aging and the Pursuit of Sustainable Growth in Asia 289
6. Navigating Demographic Aging and Macroeconomic Growth in Asia: Lessons from Japan's Experience 290
6-1. Opportunities and Challenges of Demographic Change in Young Asian Economies 317
6-2. Aging, Human Capital, and Economic Growth: Lessons from Japan for Aging Asia 325
PART VII. Green Transitions and Development Opportunities in South and Southeast Asia 333
7. Opportunities for South and Southeast Asian Countries to Prosper in a Carbon-Constrained World 334
7-1. Regional Readiness for a Carbon-Constrained Future: Lessons and Levers for South and South Asia 352
7-2. Climate Change and Energy Transitions in South and Southeast Asia 361
1. The Dark Side of Escaping the Middle-Income Trap: A SAGE Study of Asian High-Income Countries 28
Figure 1. Escape from the Middle-Income Trap 28
Figure 2. Evolution of SAGE by Country, 2010-2023 29
Figure 3. Evolution of SAGE Across Countries, 2010-2023 33
Figure 4. Scatterplots of Socioenvironmental Prosperity Versus Economic Prosperity 34
1-1. The Nexus of Development: Social and Environmental Changes in Asia's High-Income Transition 61
Figure 1. Change in Per Capita Carbon Dioxide Emissions and Gross Domestic Product, 1990-2022/2023 61
Figure 2. Individuals Using the Internet (% of the population) 62
Figure 3. Annual Change in Forest Area vs. Gross Domestic Product per Capita, 2015 64
Figure 4. Change in Per Capita Carbon Dioxide Emissions and Gross Domestic Product, 1990-2022 65
1-2. A SAGE Approach for Balanced Progress: Lessons from the Republic of Korea 74
Figure 1. Total Fertility Rates 74
Figure 2. Old-Age Dependency Ratio 75
2. Exits from the Four-Lane Highway to National Development: What Are the Risks to Sustained Economic Growth? 84
Figure 1. National Development Empirically Necessary and Sufficient for High Levels of Social Progress 84
Figure 2. Social Progress Index and Improvement with Three Elements of National Development 85
Figure 3. Strong and Nonlinear Cross-National Association of Gross Domestic Product per Capita and State Capability 86
Figure 4. Low State Capability Start for Many Economies with Rapid Growth During 1996-2022 89
Figure 5. Positive, but Weak, Association of Economic Growth and Improvement in State Capability During 1996-2022 91
Figure 6. Evolution of Gross Domestic Product per Capita and State Capability During 13 Recent Acceleration Episodes in Asia 93
Figure 7. Illustration of the (Hypothetical) Extrapolation of Recent Past Trends in Growth of Gross Domestic Product per Capita and... 96
Figure 8. Illustration of the Evolution of Gross Domestic Product per Capita and State Capability from Extrapolating Past Growth Rates... 97
Figure 9. Estimated "Gross Domestic Product per Capita Gap" from the Extrapolation of Growth Rates of Gross Domestic Product... 99
Figure 10. Estimated "Gross Domestic Product per Capita Gap" from the Extrapolation of Growth Rates of Gross Domestic Product... 101
2-2. Reflections on the Income Aspect of the Middle-income Trap 127
Figure 1. HDI Relative to US HDI, Selected Economies by Continent 127
3. Asia's Prospects in the Age of Digital Technology and Declining Demand for Labor 139
Figure 1. Gross Domestic Product Per Capita (1990-2023) of Selected Asian Countries 139
Figure 2. India's Foreign Exchange Reserves, 1950-51 to 2016-17 142
3-1. Rethinking Asia's Growth: An Innovation-Led Future 158
Figure 1a. Share in World Gross Domestic Product by Purchasing Power Parity, 1970-2022 - Top 7 Decliners, Excluding the People's... 158
Figure 1b. Share in World Gross Domestic Product by Purchasing Power Parity, 1970-2022 - Top 7 Gainers, Excluding the People's... 158
Figure 2. Labor Share by Sector Groups in Emerging Economies, 1995-2014 163
3-3. The Catch-Up Index and the People's Republic of China's Development Trajectory: A Comprehensive Analysis 175
Figure 1. The People's Republic of China's Purchasing Power Parity Gross Domestic Product Growth Relative to the United States (2010-2023) 175
4. Charting Prosperity: Geopolitics and Asia's Economic Future 186
Figure 1. Global Trade and Military Spending of Asian Economies 186
Figure 2. Import Sourcing and Geoeconomic Factors for the PRC-India Pair 195
Figure 3. Import Sourcing and Geoeconomic Factors for the PRC-Indonesia Pair 197
Figure 4. Import Sourcing and Geoeconomic Factors for the PRC-Philippines Pair 199
Figure 5. Reshaping ACFTA: Trade and Geoeconomic Factors for the PRC-Indonesia Pair 203
Figure 6. Reshaping ACFTA: Welfare Consequences for the PRC-Indonesia Pair 205
4-1. Geoeconomic Fragmentation and Resilience of Global Production Value Chains in East Asia and ASEAN 215
Figure 1. Regional Trade Groupings in East Asia 215
5. Rapid Productivity Growth in Asia: Internal and External Financing 233
Figure 1. Global Age-Income Profile 233
5-1. Productivity and Growth in Asian Economies 275
Figure 1. Growth in Total Factor Productivity 275
Figure 2. Forecast Impact of Population Aging on the People's Republic of China's Gross Domestic Product Growth Rate 276
6. Navigating Demographic Aging and Macroeconomic Growth in Asia: Lessons from Japan's Experience 291
Figure 1. Population Growth in Asian Countries: Data and Projections 291
Figure 2. Total Fertility Rates in Asian Countries 292
Figure 3. Life Expectancy at Birth in Asian Countries 292
Figure 4. Old-Age Dependency Ratios in Asian Countries: Data and Projections 293
Figure 5. Expenditures on the Social Insurance Programs (as a share of GDP) 296
Figure 6. Government Expenditures and Tax Revenues as a Share of GDP 297
Figure 7. Government Debt as a Share of GDP 298
Figure 8. Total Fertility Rates in Some Developed Nations 300
Figure 9. Participation Rates by Age in Japan 302
Figure 10. Lifecycle Profiles of Consumption: Total and by Item Group 309
Figure 11. Consumption Projections 310
Figure 12. Earnings Inequality by Age: Gini Coefficient 311
Figure 13. Earnings Inequality Decomposition 311
6-2. Aging, Human Capital, and Economic Growth: Lessons from Japan for Aging Asia 326
Figure 1. Trend and Projection of Working-Age Population Share in Selected Countries, 1980-2070 326
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