With wide-ranging reforms set to improve the transparency of Myanmar’s public finances, the government is expected to launch a drive aimed at bringing businesses into the mainstream economy.
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The stage is set for Papua New Guinea (PNG) to increase its national minimum wage next year, in a move which is seen as providing much-needed redress for the country’s labour pool.
Over the past six years, Kenya has posted significant growth in mobile phone financial services, and the medium-term outlook looks equally encouraging as operators move to offer traditional banking products such as savings accounts and loans. With the sector gradually converging with conventional financial services, the central bank is moving to strengthen its regulatory oversight, which could alter market dynamics.
Los informes de los medios internacionales sobre el conflicto armado son cada vez menos en pro de un aumento gradual de la información sobre los atractivos rasgos de las playas colombianas y sobre sus encantadoras ciudades coloniales, lo que indica que los esfuerzos realizados para promover al país como un destino turístico y poner fin al capítulo de un pasado violento están rindiendo frutos.
Increasing demand for schools and universities from both expatriates and nationals is paving the way for growth in Dubai’s education sector.
Economic update | Oxford Business Group | Gaps in infrastructure costing Indonesian economy
20 Nov 2013
With its low debt-to-GDP ratio, abundant resources, growing consumer demand, healthy political discourse and rising investment, Indonesia is set to lead the region and could become the world’s sixth-largest economy by 2030. But its bright future remains at risk due to bottlenecks that are the result of the lack of infrastructure and of the low quality of what is already in place.