historical experience, it would be necessary to achieve an annual real GDP growth rate of 7.1 percent in order to keep the … unemployment rate unchanged. Moreover, a one-percentage point shortfall of the real GDP growth rate below 7.1 percent in any given … economy is able to generate at most 5 percent real GDP annual growth rate (the high end of the range of official medium …

Using timeseries and panel data from 1981 to 2005, this paper examines the Granger causality relations between GDP …, and the four second generation Asian newly industrializing economies (ANIEs) : Malaysia, the Philippines, and Thailand, in … addition to China. We first show the difference between the first and second generation ANIEs in terms of real GDP per capita …

High ratios of external debt to GDP in selected Asian countries have contributed to the initiation, propagation, and … GDP, as functions of real world interest rates, risk spreads and their responsiveness to external debt burdens and market …

(Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand). The objective was to share international migration management issues from the perspective of a …

two most active ASEAN countries in production networks (Thailand and Malaysia) and examines the effect of participating in …

two most active ASEAN countries in production networks (Thailand and Malaysia) and examines the effect of participating in …

(Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand). The objective was to share international migration management issues from the perspective of a …

education system. Malaysia is an interesting case study due to the significant presence of PrHEIs in the country and their …

countries. Included are case studies of four developing countries in the Asian region—Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines …