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l that we may be about to enter a shift in eras. War, sanctions, disrupted supply chains, and blocs have all become part of our everyday vocabulary., We should recognize that the Asia-Pacific region sits in the middle of many global macro fault lines. , Three Macro Trends To understand the key forces acting on the Asia-Pacific region today, we should recognize that it sits in the middle of many global macro fault lines, with three particularly notable trends emerging.

e, it could significantly accelerate growth across these countries, creating a once-in-a-generation step change in their development., All of this suggests that energy self-sufficiency might not be a pipe dream for the emerging world. , In both cases, China is a major force in sustainable energy.

breaking down barriers to information and resource sharing, leading to a greater interconnectivity of ideas, markets, and opportunities., History shows innovation continues to spread. Like water, most good ideas find a way. , The Perseverance of Cross-Border Innovation There is undoubtedly some evidence of emerging decentralization and fragmentation across the globe.

ent firm Temasek, and Singapore’s Non-Resident Ambassador to Timor Leste have been tapped as Chair Asia, the Milken Institute.

ower centers and the new extended supply chain (outside of China) of the global economy and have a track record of being resilient despite global headwin, APAC and GCC countries have always been ahead of the curve when it comes to digital adoption. , 1. Solve Information Asymmetries with the Help of Artificial Intelligence An informal workforce leads to massive information asymmetries around opportunities.

gravity of our climate crisis has surged to an unassailable crescendo this year., We hope to mitigate the consequences of climate change and build a resilient world. , Energy Transition and Green Transportation Gasoline vehicles account for approximately 15–20 percent of the total global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.

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