Korea, the Philippines and India are each holding elections this year that will play a role in setting fiscal and structural reform priorities, including the possible introduction of a universal basic income in Korea. And China looks set to tear up the leadership succession rules that have contributed to its unusual stability as an autocracy over recent decades.
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