Direct foreign investment in Asia's developing economies and structural change in the Asia-Pacific region
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Direct foreign investment in Asia's developing economies and structural change in the Asia-Pacific region
Westview Press, 1991
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Economists and other regional specialists address how direct foreign investment in developing countries in the Asia-Pacific region is related to structural change in these countries. These papers aim to cast light on the channels through which investing and host countries interact. They also seek to show a historical sensitivity that draws out the implications of past relationships for future adjustment.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Issues and theory: direct foreign investment and structural change in the Asia-Pacific region - the issues, Seiji Naya and Eric D. Ramstetter
- the theory of the multinational enterprise - a common analytical framework, James R. Markusen. Part 2 Inward investment and structural change in developing economies: foreign firms and structural change in Indonesia, Mari Pangetsu
- foreign firms in promoted industries and structural change in Thailand, Somsak Tambunlertchai. Part 3 Inward investment and structural change in newly industrializing economies: direct investment and structural change in Korean manufacturing, Chung H. Lee and E.D. Ramstetter
- foreign firms and structural change in Taiwan, Chi Schive and Jenn-Hwa Tu. Part 4 Outward investment and structural change in industrialized economies: the rapid increase of direct investment abroad and structural adjustment in Japan, Shujiro Urata
- multinational firm activity and structural adjustment in the United States, E.D. Ramstetter. Part 5 Regional and global perspectives: multinational affiliates and the changing division of labour in the Asia-Pacific region, Michael G. Plummer and E.D. Ramstetter
- direct foreign investment and structural change in developing Asia, Japan and the United Staes, Robert E. Lipsey
- multinationals and structural change - implications of Asia-Pacific experiences, S. Naya and E.D. Ramstetter.
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