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Promote inclusive growth through trade in Asia

As Canada pursues more trade with the Asia-Pacific region, it can support policies that invite inclusive growth. Because while Asia's future looks bright, there is a widening gap between rich and poor.
Published February 1, 2012

This has been dubbed the 'Asian Century,' with Asian nations expected to ascend to global economic pre-eminence in the coming decades.

What does this mean for the West? While some view Asia's dynamic growth as a possible threat, the region's vibrant economies—expected to grow more than seven per cent this year—are worth wooing.

Asian leaders have taken steps to protect their economies...

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