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Driving Growth through Enhanced Productivity in Brunei Darussalam

by News Desk
February 16, 2025
in Asean
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Driving Growth through Enhanced Productivity in Brunei Darussalam
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Brunei’s economic growth focuses on boosting productivity, fostering technological innovation, and implementing reforms in labor and education sectors to achieve sustainable development. These efforts are driven by the goals outlined in the Digital Economy Masterplan 2025, addressing challenges and securing long-term progress.

Role of Productivity Gains in Economic Growth

Historically, Brunei’s economic growth has relied heavily on labor and capital inputs. However, achieving sustainable, long-term growth increasingly hinges on enhancing total factor productivity (TFP). The study reveals that labor productivity has seen notable improvements since the COVID-19 pandemic, primarily due to TFP advancements in non-oil and gas sectors. These improvements stem from greater capital deepening as the nation accelerates efforts toward economic diversification, emphasizing the adoption of new technologies and the development of infrastructure.

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Addressing Challenges to Sustain Progress

Despite these advancements, Brunei faces ongoing challenges. Continued reforms are necessary to enhance competition and labor market flexibility. Strategic policies aligning education and training with industrial demands are vital for bridging workforce gaps and boosting human capital growth. For sustained productivity in non-oil-and-gas sectors, promoting technological innovation is crucial. A collaborative “whole-of-nation” effort, following the Digital Economy Masterplan 2025, is pivotal for upgrading digital infrastructure, stimulating innovation, and encouraging micro, small, and medium enterprises to embrace digital technologies.

Strategies for Sustainable Economic Growth

To modernize industries and generate high-value employment, complementary strategies such as improving financial access, reducing regulatory hurdles, and encouraging research and development are critical. By prioritizing these strategic approaches, Brunei can tackle structural challenges, lessen its dependence on natural resources, and set the stage for sustainable economic growth. Through deliberate efforts and the adoption of strategic policies, Brunei aims to achieve a resilient and diversified economy capable of adapting to future demands and maintaining consistent progress.

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