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Toward formal economic integration in Northeast Asia : beginning with a bilateral FTA

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The development of fragmentation in East Asia and its implications for FTAs

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Comments on economic integration and network trade : a comparison of East Asia and the European Union

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R&D effort, economic integration and country size

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The optimal international economic integration : the multiple circular cities approach

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East Asia's economic integration : progress and benefit

Hiratsuka, Daisuke (contributor); … - 2008

FTAs are proliferating in East Asia. This proliferation will become a foundation for the region's economic integration on the one hand, but will also lead to the ""spaghetti (or noodle) ball syndrome,"" due to a mixture of different rules such as rules of origin. In addition, the need for many...

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