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Stronger social safety nets could unlock consumption growth in emerging Asia , IMF Says

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has released a report suggesting that the implementation of stronger social safety nets could serve as a catalyst for consumption growth across emerging Asian economies. By providing a more robust framework for financial security, these nations may be able to stimulate domestic demand and foster broader economic development.

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