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ASEAN, a hot spot, but still has room to grow
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), after an estimated growth of 5.2 percent on purchasing power parity (PPP)-weighted basis, is projected to grow by 5.3 percent in 2013. The region is expected to see economies such as Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia matching or exceeding their 10-year average rates.
Despite the world-beating growth rates registered over the last decade or so, the region can still achieve more. At a most basic level, the continued process of urbanization will help to drive "easy" growth. Urbanization helps to improve the overall well-being of an individual by improving access to services and housing. This can boost productivity and consumption. Urbanization helps to increase efficiency as distances are shortened. This lowers costs of businesses or for government to provide infrastructure and necessities. Jobs and supply of labor are concentrated rather than dispersed.

Urbanization is typically associated with growing wealth. Measuring this by GDP per capita and using the world's experience with urbanization as an example, every percentage point increase in urbanization raises GDP per capita by about US$ 500. Granted, every country's experience will be different. How well urbanization is planned and implemented could affect the benefits accrued to the process. Or the productivity levels of agriculture, for example, could play a part in determining how much GDP per capita can increase relative to urbanization.
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