Such labour mismatches demonstrate that more reforms are needed not only to increase labour supply and demand and improve job creation, but also to increase the likelihood that vacancies be filled and the unemployed find work more quickly.
We will use our relationships -- via our regional central bankers group EMEAP and, in due course, the newly-formed Asian Surveillance Group -- to provide examples of how prudential systems work elsewhere, analysis of how the specifics might be done in particular countries, technical assistance where it can be useful, and -- the most difficult and subtle task of all -- understated and understanding support for the reform elements who have the task of fashioning a stronger financial sector.