Titlebook: Southeast Asia and the ASEAN Economic Community; Roderick Macdonald Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclu

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Southeast Asia and the AEC, an Introduction,pean colonization and Japanese occupation) of the region. It then gives a short description of the genesis of the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) and the ASEAN Economic community (AEC). Finally, there is an overview of the economies of the member nations of the AEC and the region in general, including the digital economy.

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The Philippinesmic Community. Special attention is paid to the cost of doing business and human resources. The chapter then discusses current challenges and future prospects, particularly as regards labour and services exports, manufacturing, construction, and tourism.

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Singapore: Working Towards Prosperity twentieth century, noting the consistent implementation of evolving but consistent policies including the development of human capital. The third section describes developments in the twenty-first century such as new destinations for trade and changing investment patterns.

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Malaysia: Trade, Foreign Direct Investment and Regional Integrationrmance-based rankings. The chapter concludes with suggestions for a reframing of the industrial policy with a focus on the firm and identifies some thorny issues that need to be addressed by the state.

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Myanmar: On a Bumpy Road of Transitioneconomy continues to suffer from limited diversification, low productivity, and poor infrastructure. Regional and global economic integration has progressed but remained fairly shallow. This chapter notes various social indicators that have improved as well as shortcomings that persist.

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China and the ASEAN Economies: Interdependence and Rivalryna, and infrastructure investments under the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB). After examining monetary cooperation, environmental concerns and territorial disputes in the South China Sea, the chapter concludes with a discussion of power relations in Asia.

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ASEAN’s Economic Community: ASEAN Way or Beijing’s Way?sentially intergovernmental one, dealing primarily with trade and economic issues and dominated by member state bureaucracies. The intergovernmental practice that the community norms paradoxically reinforce undermines the official rhetoric of community and regional identity building.

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