People take part in a “reopen” Pennsylvania demonstration on April 20 in Harrisburg, United States, to protest against the lockdown. Photo: AFP People take part in a “reopen” Pennsylvania demonstration on April 20 in Harrisburg, United States, to protest against the lockdown. Photo: AFP
People take part in a “reopen” Pennsylvania demonstration on April 20 in Harrisburg, United States, to protest against the lockdown. Photo: AFP
Andrew Sheng
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Andrew Sheng

How innovation and imagination can build more resilient economies in an uncertain post-pandemic world

  • Even after lockdowns, periodic outbreaks of Covid-19 mean more sustainable, resilient economic models are required. Governments must work with businesses and communities to encourage the mass experimentation needed to shockproof the world

Andrew Sheng
Andrew Sheng

Updated: 11:00am, 20 Jun, 2020

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People take part in a “reopen” Pennsylvania demonstration on April 20 in Harrisburg, United States, to protest against the lockdown. Photo: AFP People take part in a “reopen” Pennsylvania demonstration on April 20 in Harrisburg, United States, to protest against the lockdown. Photo: AFP
People take part in a “reopen” Pennsylvania demonstration on April 20 in Harrisburg, United States, to protest against the lockdown. Photo: AFP
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Andrew Sheng

Andrew Sheng

Andrew Sheng is a former central banker and financial regulator, currently distinguished fellow at the Asia Global Institute, University of Hong Kong. He writes widely on Asian perspectives on global issues, with columns in Project Syndicate, Asia News Network and Caijing/Caixin magazines. His latest book is “Shadow Banking in China”, co-authored with Ng Chow Soon, published by Wiley.