Editorial

摘要

Learning takes the centre stage of global connectivity, deregulation, decentralisation and associated changes that impact on world's economy. Many nations face the fall outs of rapid changes in modes of production, outcomes and distribution of resources that entail use of different comparative advantages of nations. A faster pace of scientific and technological change is a contributor to wild fluctuations of fortune of nations. China and India have caught at least part of the digital transformation wave and adding value to production in networked society. While some nations have languished in growth and development, largely due to the inept learning and knowledge transformation, others have surged ahead capturing economic and market opportunities.