Titlebook: Economic Development in a Globalized Environment; East Asian Evidences Henry Y. Wan Book 2004 Kluwer Academic Publishers 2004 Asian Economi

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Replicable Cases?he advanced economies. The remaining chapters of Part 1 provide detailed explanations of the mechanisms involved in the catching-up process. Empirical record from East Asia serves as the principal evidence presented in Part 2.

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Conditions for Sustained Growths evidence. Chapter 2 explains that, while specific conditions may have allowed East Asian economies to be the first among the non-Western societies to industrialize, these conditions are not so unique as to make the East Asian experience irrelevant elsewhere. We now relax the one-good framework, si

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Channels for Technology Acquisitionther. . and . an industry migrates is decided by the two economies involved: the country of origin and the destination. Patterns of trade shift as industries migrate, because industries bring technology along with them. By riding on the associated product cycles, many economies have been able to ful

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Crisis Amidst Growthonset, its virulence against apparently healthy economies, and its widespread reach. It is useful to identify these characteristics both in order to diagnose the problem and to prescribe a remedy. One needs a thorough understanding of the menace in order to prevent its recurrence; no stone must be l

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The Republic of Koreaoping economies elsewhere. Of the four, (South) Korea is by far the largest in population as well as in total GDP. We present Chart 7.1.1 in three panels for context. In GDP and in population, the percentage weights of each economy in the four-economy total are displayed in the middle panel. In tota

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Taiwanature abhors a vacuum, scholars have produced many and varied views about the state of the Taiwanese economy. To some, Taiwan is essentially like Korea. For instance, according to Amsden (1999), Rodrik (1995), and Wade (1990), government intervention is the key to Taiwan’s success. According to Amsd

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Hong Kong better recent growth. While it is certainly true that Hong Kong’s development depends on its idiosyncrasies, it is perhaps no more so than for any other developing economy. Valuable lessons may be learned from Hong Kong,. especially when placed in perspective — in contrast to Singapore, Macao and M

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Outward Oriented Development Elsewhere, and (b) the disaggregated version, where structural change is the indispensable feature accompanying the process of catching up. For individual welfare, consumption and income per capita, the one-variable model provides a rough and ready picture of what can be expected, if the functional form F( •