Economic growth in the Asia Pacific region
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Economic growth in the Asia Pacific region
Macmillan, 1999
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [233]-246) and index
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内容説明
This book seeks to account for what James H. Gapinski calls the "miraculous" growth of Asian economies. He examines several major determinants of growth, including capital quantity (gross investment and physical depreciation), capital quality (embodied technical progress), labour quantity (employment), labour quality (education), international trade (exports and openness), and total factor productivity (growth not accounted for by capital and labour quantity). The book begins by providing an orientation to the region, discussing basic conditions and historical events. Part II gives the theory, facts, and explanation of growth, a main issue being productivity convergence. The author's analysis of growth determinants provides a natural framework from which to examine major issues that bear on Asian Pacific growth in the future, so the third part examines Hong Kong's growth under reversion to China and inquires into the growth consequences of the Asian currency crisis. Along the way, Gapinski examines implications for business and policy leaders of the current growth trends.
目次
Figures and Tables Preface PART I: BACKGROUND Conditions and Issues Historical Musings PART II: THEORY, FACTS AND EXPLANATION Modeling Growth Economic Profiles Contributions to Growth PART III: SPECIAL STUDIES A Tigers' Tale of Two Cities Hong Kong Growth under Reversion The Asian Currency Crisis Appendix A: From Vintages to Aggregates Appendix B: Efficient Capital: From Level to Rate Appendix C: Data for Asia Pacific Countries Bibliography Index
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