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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Singapore: Working Towards Prosperity-minded pursuit of material success and the mode of governance which characterizes Singapore. The second section examines the history of growth in the twentieth century, noting the consistent implementation of evolving but consistent policies including the development of human capital. The third sec

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Indonesia: Choosing Between the Privileged and Prosperityg indices such as ease of doing business and the Global Competitiveness Index. An account follows of the government of Indonesia since independence, providing some insight into the current situation. A discussion of the impact of Islam on Indonesian politics closes the chapter.

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Cambodia: Growth with a Red Flagapital, and wages, they identify sources of future growth along with economic priorities and international funding, paying particular attention to China’s outsized role in the Cambodian economy. Seventy percent of Cambodia’s national roads and bridges are funded by China and nearly half of Cambodia’

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Laos in Need of Bolder Reforms for AEC Integrationeconomic progress has been impressive, the resource sector remains the main driver of the Lao economy. The chapter highlights that sustaining the country’s long-term growth and development requires not only a strong political commitment to further reforms but also effective integration into the regi

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ASEAN’s Economic Community: ASEAN Way or Beijing’s Way?t suggests that intra- and extra-ASEAN economic practice reveals that its practice of nonbinding consensus inhibits deeper integration either within ASEAN or the wider East Asian region. Thus, whilst the official view of ASEAN emphasizes its political role and the informal, unstructured, cooperative

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Conclusion: The ASEAN Economic Communitymmunity (AEC). The first section summarizes the economies of the member nations of the AEC. The second section discusses the integration of markets of the ASEAN Economic Community, leading to the insight that the development of hard infrastructure—bridges, roads, rails and ports as well as digital i