Pacific trade, investment and politics
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Pacific trade, investment and politics
Pinter Publishers, 1989
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Research Institute for Economics & Business Administration (RIEB) Library , Kobe University図書
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University Library for Agricultural and Life Sciences, The University of Tokyo図
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Includes bibliographies and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
In the global political economy, the Pacific region has assumed much prominence due particularly to the belief that further vigorous development will tend to help recovery from the general world recession. This volume examines private sector opportunities and the options of governments in the market economy states of East Asia and North America, with Australia and New Zealand. Amongst the issues considered are the tensions produced by the divergence between the interventionist East Asian and the liberal American policy orientations, and the author covers the ways in which the European Community can assist in the development of a Pacific Community. Such assistance, it is argued, is necessary to promote regional market integration and industrial co-operation, and a more collective leadership of the international economy.
Table of Contents
- East Asia, the Pacific and the world economy
- the policy environment for Pacific firms
- problems of co-operation in the Pacific
- Pacific policy choices for the USA
- Japan's Pacific options
- problems and opportunities for ASEAN
- the European Community and the Pacific
- planning Pacific co-operation.
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