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Focus on the Post-Pandemic Asia-Pacific Economic Recovery
Since the outbreak of the pandemic, the global economy has plunged into a trough, and the Asia-Pacific economy only began to recover after the epidemic era. The intergovernmental interactions among the Asia-Pacific regions have been strengthened in post-pandemic, with the economic cooperation frameworks such as 10+1, 10+3, and 10+5 being notably highlighted. In this edition, experts, journalists, and organizations from China, the United States, Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, and other countries are invited to contribute financial and economic commentaries, economic dynamics, and other related articles. These contributions enrich the content of this special edition on ‘Economic and Trade Cooperation’ for readers.

ASIA-PACIFIC ECONOMIC REVIEW (APER) Magazine Description:

APER has been approved by the Malaysian Federal Ministry of Interior with the license number of PP19476/03/2019 (035057). Meanwhile, the Publication Bureau has also certificated the journal with the international issue number of ISSN 2682-7492. It is a quarterly journal, published in Kuala Lumper, the capital of Malaysia.
APER brings together over a hundred of elites from all walks of life in more than 20 countries in the Asia-Pacific region, with the people holding Ph.D. who are researchers, and professors from different majors in finance and economics as the main academic body, including many of successful entrepreneurs from business field. An independent, professional, and authoritative industry think tank, as well as an editorial board and a specialist advisory committee, has been formed to provide the Asia-Pacific region advice on financial and economic issues and to promote a sustainable development for the global economy.