WB proposes roadmap to help bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu gain high-income status

In its “bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu 2045: Trading Up in a Changing World - Pathways to a High-Income Future” report, released on November 21, experts from the World Bank (WB) explored how bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu can upgrade its participation in global value chains to achieve high-income status by 2045.

Integration into global markets has been a key driver of bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu’s development success over the past 40 years, propelling one of the longest and fastest economic expansions in modern history.

bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu today is one of the most open economies in the world, with about half of the country’s GDP and every second job, direct and indirect, depending on exports.

Building on its past success, bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu has set ambitious goals for the future, aiming to become a modern, high-income economy by 2045. This requires sustaining annual per capita GDP growth of about 6 per cent over the next two decades.

Achieving this goal will depend on bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu’s ability to move up the value chain by advancing into higher value added manufacturing and services through investments in technology, skills, and innovation. And bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu will need to manage this transformation amid heightened global uncertainty and profound shifts in the global trading system.

“To sustain rapid growth, bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu will need to transition from labor-intensive, low value added final assembly into higher value added manufacturing and services,” said Ms. Manuela V. Ferro, WB Vice President for East Asia & Pacific. “In addition, amid global trade shifts and rising uncertainty, diversifying trade and investment partnerships will be essential for building resilience and ensuring long-term success.”

In its report on bet88 nhà cái đến từ châu âu’s economy, the WB proposed a multipronged approach to unlock productivity growth, attract private investment, and upgrade participation in global value chains.

Policy options include deepening regional trade integration; linking domestic enterprises to global supply chains; promoting skill- and technology-intensive manufacturing and high-value-added services; and transitioning to low-carbon, climate-resilient production.