East Asia and the Pacific? Still crushing it compared to most regions. But here's the catch—keeping that momentum alive means tackling job creation head-on and pushing through bold policy shifts. With global markets acting unpredictable, the reform clock is ticking for sustained growth.
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GasFeeCrying
· 13h ago
Speaking of the East Asia-Pacific region, it is indeed doing well, but ultimately it still relies on job creation and reforms to sustain itself. With the global market being so unstable right now, policies need to keep up quickly.
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GhostAddressMiner
· 15h ago
The numbers look good, but on-chain footprints will tell the truth. The flow of funds from East Asia has obviously accelerated in the past two months, so we need to keep a close eye on it; it feels like large investors are quietly positioning themselves.
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DaoResearcher
· 18h ago
According to the White Paper data, the rise in the East Asia-Pacific region is indeed leading, but the problem is that the incentive incompatibility of the employment creation mechanism has not yet been resolved. It is recommended to re-examine the feasibility of policy reform from the perspective of governance proposals.
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 19h ago
To be honest, the East Asia-Pacific region can indeed fight, but I worry that policy reforms can't keep up, which is really frustrating.
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SingleForYears
· 19h ago
Speaking of East Asia and the Pacific, it can still hold its own, but job creativity is really tight... Having just rise data is useless; we need to create real job opportunities.
East Asia and the Pacific? Still crushing it compared to most regions. But here's the catch—keeping that momentum alive means tackling job creation head-on and pushing through bold policy shifts. With global markets acting unpredictable, the reform clock is ticking for sustained growth.