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Book Title: Trade--The Engine of Growth in East Asia

ISBN: 9780195078954

Subject Area: Business & Economics

Publication Name: Trade-The Engine of Growth in East Asia

Item Length: 9.5 in

Publisher: Oxford University Press, Incorporated

Subject: Exports & Imports, Commerce, International / General

Publication Year: 1993

Type: Textbook

Format: Hardcover

Language: English

Item Height: 0.8 in

Author: Peter C. Y. Chow, Mitchell H. Kellman

Item Width: 6.5 in

Item Weight: 17.4 Oz

Number of Pages: 184 Pages

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The four Pacific Basin countries of Taiwan, South Korea, Hong Kong, and Singapore, have each defied the vicious circle of poverty in the post-war years, emerging as dynamic and rapidly growing economies. This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the economic factors that led to the 'miracle'. The authors combine a wide-ranging empirical body of data with a broad theoretical approach to its analysis. They reach conclusions that can serve as a guide to likely future developments. The book makes an original contribution by describing international trade data that relates to the evaluation of the extraordinary success of these four countries.

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Publisher

Oxford University Press, Incorporated

ISBN-10

0195078950

ISBN-13

9780195078954

eBay Product ID (ePID)

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Product Key Features

Author

Peter C. Y. Chow, Mitchell H. Kellman

Publication Name

Trade-The Engine of Growth in East Asia

Format

Hardcover

Language

English

Subject

Exports & Imports, Commerce, International / General

Publication Year

1993

Type

Textbook

Subject Area

Business & Economics

Number of Pages

184 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length

9.5 in

Item Height

0.8 in

Item Width

6.5 in

Item Weight

17.4 Oz

Additional Product Features

LCCN

92-027965

Intended Audience

College Audience

Lc Classification Number

Hf3820.5.C48 1993

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"Chow and Kellman provide a well-thought-out exposition of how these four "tigers" achieved their economic success....Their arguments...are supported by ample empirical data."--Finance & Development"Chow and Kellman have a considerable mastery of the literature and techniques of empirical international trade analysis."--China Review International"A major contribution to the advancement of knowledge in the field of trade and economic development of rapidly expanding developing countries."--Choice"A solid statistical study of the trade flows which have contributed to the phenomenal growth of East Asia. The study captures shifts in East Asia's trade composition, such as the dynamics of Japan's lead over the NICs, which should be of interest to Pacific Basin buffs."--Alice H. Amsden, Leo Model Professor of Economics, Graduate Faculty, New School for Social Research"Chow and Kellman present the most detailed and comprehensive examination available of the trade of East Asian countries and its role in promoting their rapid economic growth. The exceptionally complete data they have assembled are used to study factors underlying their comparative advantages, the changes in comparative advantage that have taken place, and the reasons for the changes. The authors then use the analysis to project the progress of the next tier ofindustrializing countries and to predict the future performance of these countries as exporters."--Robert E. Lipsey, Queens College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York and NationalBureau of Economic Research, Inc."Chow and Kellman provide a well-thought-out exposition of how these four "tigers" achieved their economic success....Their arguments...are supported by ample empirical data."--Finance & Development"Chow and Kellman have a considerable mastery of the literature and techniques of empirical international trade analysis."--China Review International"A major contribution to the advancement of knowledge in the field of trade and economic development of rapidly expanding developing countries."--Choice"A solid statistical study of the trade flows which have contributed to the phenomenal growth of East Asia. The study captures shifts in East Asia's trade composition, such as the dynamics of Japan's lead over the NICs, which should be of interest to Pacific Basin buffs."--Alice H. Amsden, Leo Model Professor of Economics, Graduate Faculty, New School for Social Research"Chow and Kellman present the most detailed and comprehensive examination available of the trade of East Asian countries and its role in promoting their rapid economic growth. The exceptionally complete data they have assembled are used to study factors underlying their comparative advantages, the changes in comparative advantage that have taken place, and the reasons for the changes. The authors then use the analysis to project the progress of the next tier ofindustrializing countries and to predict the future performance of these countries as exporters."--Robert E. Lipsey, Queens College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York and NationalBureau of Economic Research, Inc., "Chow and Kellman provide a well-thought-out exposition of how these four"tigers" achieved their economic success....Their arguments...are supported byample empirical data."--Finance and Development, "Chow and Kellman present the most detailed and comprehensive examinationavailable of the trade of East Asian countries and its role in promoting theirrapid economic growth. The exceptionally complete data they have assembled areused to study factors underlying their comparative advantages, the changes incomparative advantage that have taken place, and the reasons for the changes.The authors then use the analysis to project the progress of the next tier ofindustrializing countries and to predict the future performance of thesecountries as exporters."--Robert E. Lipsey, Queens College and the GraduateCenter, City University of New York and National Bureau of Economic Research,Inc., "A solid statistical study of the trade flows which have contributed to the phenomenal growth of East Asia. The study captures shifts in East Asia's trade composition, such as the dynamics of Japan's lead over the NICs, which should be of interest to Pacific Basin buffs."--Alice H. Amsden, LeoModel Professor of Economics, Graduate Faculty, New School for Social Research, "Chow and Kellman provide a well-thought-out exposition of how these four "tigers" achieved their economic success....Their arguments...are supported by ample empirical data."-- Finance & Development "Chow and Kellman have a considerable mastery of the literature and techniques of empirical international trade analysis."-- China Review International "A major contribution to the advancement of knowledge in the field of trade and economic development of rapidly expanding developing countries."-- Choice "A solid statistical study of the trade flows which have contributed to the phenomenal growth of East Asia. The study captures shifts in East Asia's trade composition, such as the dynamics of Japan's lead over the NICs, which should be of interest to Pacific Basin buffs."--Alice H. Amsden, Leo Model Professor of Economics, Graduate Faculty, New School for Social Research "Chow and Kellman present the most detailed and comprehensive examination available of the trade of East Asian countries and its role in promoting their rapid economic growth. The exceptionally complete data they have assembled are used to study factors underlying their comparative advantages, the changes in comparative advantage that have taken place, and the reasons for the changes. The authors then use the analysis to project the progress of the next tier of industrializing countries and to predict the future performance of these countries as exporters."--Robert E. Lipsey, Queens College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York and National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc., "Chow and Kellman provide a well-thought-out exposition of how these four "tigers" achieved their economic success....Their arguments...are supported by ample empirical data."--Finance & Development"Chow and Kellman have a considerable mastery of the literature and techniques of empirical international trade analysis."--China Review International"A major contribution to the advancement of knowledge in the field of trade and economic development of rapidly expanding developing countries."--Choice"A solid statistical study of the trade flows which have contributed to the phenomenal growth of East Asia. The study captures shifts in East Asia's trade composition, such as the dynamics of Japan's lead over the NICs, which should be of interest to Pacific Basin buffs."--Alice H. Amsden, Leo Model Professor of Economics, Graduate Faculty, New School for Social Research"Chow and Kellman present the most detailed and comprehensive examination available of the trade of East Asian countries and its role in promoting their rapid economic growth. The exceptionally complete data they have assembled are used to study factors underlying their comparative advantages, the changes in comparative advantage that have taken place, and the reasons for the changes. The authors then use the analysis to project the progress of the next tier of industrializing countries and to predict the future performance of these countries as exporters."--Robert E. Lipsey, Queens College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York and National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc., "Chow and Kellman have a considerable mastery of the literature and techniques of empirical international trade analysis."--China Review International, "Chow and Kellman provide a well-thought-out exposition of how these four "tigers" achieved their economic success....Their arguments...are supported by ample empirical data."--Finance & Development "Chow and Kellman have a considerable mastery of the literature and techniques of empirical international trade analysis."--China Review International "A major contribution to the advancement of knowledge in the field of trade and economic development of rapidly expanding developing countries."--Choice "A solid statistical study of the trade flows which have contributed to the phenomenal growth of East Asia. The study captures shifts in East Asia's trade composition, such as the dynamics of Japan's lead over the NICs, which should be of interest to Pacific Basin buffs."--Alice H. Amsden, Leo Model Professor of Economics, Graduate Faculty, New School for Social Research "Chow and Kellman present the most detailed and comprehensive examination available of the trade of East Asian countries and its role in promoting their rapid economic growth. The exceptionally complete data they have assembled are used to study factors underlying their comparative advantages, the changes in comparative advantage that have taken place, and the reasons for the changes. The authors then use the analysis to project the progress of the next tier of industrializing countries and to predict the future performance of these countries as exporters."--Robert E. Lipsey, Queens College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York and National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc., "A major contribution to the advancement of knowledge in the field of trade and economic development of rapidly expanding developing countries."--Choice, "Chow and Kellman have a considerable mastery of the literature andtechniques of empirical international trade analysis."--China ReviewInternational, "Chow and Kellman provide a well-thought-out exposition of how these four "tigers" achieved their economic success....Their arguments...are supported by ample empirical data."--Finance and Development, "A major contribution to the advancement of knowledge in the field oftrade and economic development of rapidly expanding developingcountries."--Choice, "Chow and Kellman provide a well-thought-out exposition of how these four "tigers" achieved their economic success....Their arguments...are supported by ample empirical data."--Finance & Development "Chow and Kellman have a considerable mastery of the literature and techniques of empirical international trade analysis."--China Review International "A major contribution to the advancement of knowledge in the field of trade and economic development of rapidly expanding developing countries."--Choice "A solid statistical study of the trade flows which have contributed to the phenomenal growth of East Asia. The study captures shifts in East Asia's trade composition, such as the dynamics of Japan's lead over the NICs, which should be of interest to Pacific Basin buffs."--Alice H. Amsden,Leo ModelProfessor of Economics, Graduate Faculty, New School for Social Research "Chow and Kellman present the most detailed and comprehensive examination available of the trade of East Asian countries and its role in promoting their rapid economic growth. The exceptionally complete data they have assembled are used to study factors underlying their comparative advantages, the changes in comparative advantage that have taken place, and the reasons for the changes. The authors then use the analysis to project the progress of the next tier of industrializing countries and to predict the future performance of these countries as exporters."--Robert E. Lipsey,Queens Collegeand the Graduate Center, City University of New York and National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc., "Chow and Kellman present the most detailed and comprehensive examination available of the trade of East Asian countries and its role in promoting their rapid economic growth. The exceptionally complete data they have assembled are used to study factors underlying their comparative advantages,the changes in comparative advantage that have taken place, and the reasons for the changes. The authors then use the analysis to project the progress of the next tier of industrializing countries and to predict the future performance of these countries as exporters."--Robert E. Lipsey, QueensCollege and the Graduate Center, City University of New York and National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc., "A solid statistical study of the trade flows which have contributed tothe phenomenal growth of East Asia. The study captures shifts in East Asia'strade composition, such as the dynamics of Japan's lead over the NICs, whichshould be of interest to Pacific Basin buffs."--Alice H. Amsden, Leo ModelProfessor of Economics, Graduate Faculty, New School for Social Research

1993

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382.0951

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