The Asia-Pacific Economy

`The subject of this book - Asia-Pacific economies and their integration - is very topical and of major importance to the world trade and global trading system. As the book explains, the region's market-led or 'open regionalism' contrasts with the more closed regionalism of Europe and North America, offering an attractive alternative to the other developing-country regions.' - Kym Anderson, Centre for International Economic Studies, University of Adelaide Over the last three decades, dramatic growth has occured in the Asia-Pacific economies. They have in fact grown into an economic force of international dimensions as they not only succeeded in reducing their economic dependence on major industrial countries but have also come to have a 'locomotive' effect on the international economy. This unique growth phenomenon is analysed in this book, which makes it vitally significant for the student community and business-persons, as they not only succeeded in reducing their economic dependence on major industrial countries but have also come to have a 'locomotive' effect on the international economy. This unique growth phenomenon is analysed in this book, which makes it vitally significant for the student community and business-persons.

Autorentext

DILIP K. DAS

Inhalt
Preface - Changing Morphology of the Asia-Pacific Region - The Asia-Pacific Economies from Economic Integration to Economic Co-operation: Institutional Initiatives - Ascension of Japanese Economy to Pre-Eminence - Market-Led Integration in the Asia-Pacific Region - Undercurrents of Integration - Regionalism versus Multilateralism: The Asia-Pacific Penchant - Bibliography - Index