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Capital productivity determinants: East Asian perspectives

Ahmed, Elsadig Musa - In: International Journal of Sustainable Economy 1 (2009) 3, pp. 245-254

) intensity in ASEAN5 countries, namely Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand, plus 3 countries such as China …

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ECONOMIC THEORY AND THE EAST ASIAN REGION

YAH, LIM CHONG - In: The Singapore Economic Review (SER) 50 (2005) sp, pp. 495-512

This paper attempts to explain why growth rates and why growth levels differ so much among the 17 economies in East Asia. The EGOIN theory, the Triple C Theory and the S Curve Theory are used in the explanation. The three hypotheses in the three cognate theories are also tested for their general...

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International production networks: the automobile industry in East Asia

Abdul-Aziz, Shahrun Nizam; Allanson, Paul; Petrie, Dennis - In: International Journal of Trade and Global Markets 6 (2013) 4, pp. 356-373

role of Malaysia and Singapore remained unchanged, China, Indonesia and Philippines expanded from importers to exporters of … China. …

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China and East Asian production networks: some policy implications

Thorpe, Michael - In: International Journal of Economics and Business Research 1 (2009) 3, pp. 291-306

(increasingly) China for processing and re-exporting to Europe and North America. While China has emerged as the key link in this …

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Security in Asia

Beeson, Mark - In: Journal of Asian Security and International Affairs 1 (2014) 1, pp. 1-23

Intuitively, we might expect that security would be broadly conceived in the same way across the world. And yet even the way the security of the state is understood is quite different from the predominant â€˜Westernâ€™ model in some parts of Asia in particular. Indeed, the constituent...

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Experimentally Detecting How Cultural Differences on Social Anxiety Measures Misrepresent Cultural Differences in Emotional Well-being

Norasakkunkit, Vinai; Kalick, S. - In: Journal of Happiness Studies 10 (2009) 3, pp. 313-327

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Prospects for nuclear energy in the 21st century: The East-Asian perspective

Nagano, Koji - In: International Journal of Global Energy Issues 30 (2008) 1/2/3/4, pp. 289-308

Although closely resembling each other geographically and socio-politically, Japan and Korea differ sharply in both technological and political terms with regard to the development of nuclear power. This paper aims to illustrate Japan and Korea's commonalities and differences and thereby to...

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Japan's Policy Stance on East Asian Neo-Regionalism: From Being a “Reluctant”, to Becoming a “Proactive” State

Park, Chang-Gun - In: Global Economic Review 35 (2006) 3, pp. 285-301

Nation (ASEAN) + 3 (South Korea, Japan and China). It provides a wide spectrum of regional-integrationist perspectives in …

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What characterizes Chinese consumer behavior? A cross-industry analysis of the Chinese diaspora in Japan

Frank, Björn; Abulaiti, Gulimire; Enkawa, Takao - In: Marketing Letters 23 (2012) 3, pp. 683-700

In order to profit from China’s enormous business opportunities, international firms need to know Chinese consumer … attention to quality expectations, perceived value, experienced usefulness, and financial switching costs than Japanese …

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Does a Kuznets curve apply to flood fatality? A holistic study for China and Japan

Huang, Guangwei - In: Natural Hazards 71 (2014) 3, pp. 2029-2042

presents a holistic study aimed at validating the applicability of the Kuznets curve to flood disaster. The focus is China and … different between China and Japan. The difference may be partially attributed to the difference in residential characteristics … recent decades. Furthermore, the variations in annual flood fatality and economic loss in the largest city of China were also …

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