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Ernst, Dieter 33 Zhang, ZhongXiang 11 Noland, Marcus 8 Hasan, Rana 6 Edmonds, Christopher 5 Haggard, Stephan 4 Noy, Ilan 4 Basant, Rakesh 3 Chen, Shin-Horng 3 Croix, Sumner J. La 3 Luethje, Boy 3 Mak, James 3 Ozawa, Terutomo 3 Suryahadi, Asep 3 Aizenman, Joshua 2 Chellaraj, Gnanaraj 2 Chu, Tianshu 2 Croix, Sumner La 2 James, William E. 2 Kawaura, Akihiko 2 Kim, Jung Woo 2 Kim, Linsu 2 Lee, Jeong Yeon 2 Macher, Jeffrey T. 2 Mattoo, Aaditya 2 Mitra, Devashish 2 Mowery, David C. 2 Wu, Libo 2 Ahmad, Jaleel 1 Assche, Ari Van 1 Athreye, Suma S. 1 Bajona, Claustre 1 Banik, Pabitra 1 Bonham, Carl 1 Brown, Jeffrey 1 Burdekin, Richard CK 1 Carlile, Lonny 1 Castello, Sergio 1 Chandra, Pankaj 1 Chen, Lan 1
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Innovation Offshoring: Root Causes of Asia's Rise and Policy Implications
Ernst, Dieter - East-West Center - 2006
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Terrorism and Tourism in the Asia Pacific Region: Is Travel and Tourism in a New World After 9/11?
Edmonds, Christopher; Mak, James - East-West Center - 2006
The paper reviews trends in travel and tourism in selected Asia Pacific countries before and after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 (9/11) to consider the question of whether or not global tourism has fundamentally changed since 9/11. Tourism is an important economic sector in several...
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The China's Rise as an International Trading Power
Edmonds, Christopher; Croix, Sumner J. La; Li, Yao - East-West Center - 2006
This paper undertakes a detailed review of the policies that have shaped China's explosion of a global supply of exports, and examines long trend statistics on the evolution of China's trading partners and the goods it trades in the post-reform period. This review notes common characteristics in...
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Total Factor Productivity and R&D Capital in Manufacturing Industries
Lee, Jeong Yeon; Kim, Jung Woo - East-West Center - 2006
This study analyzes total factor productivity in manufacturing industries for a sample of OECD countries. The estimates of Malmquist indexes clearly indicate that research and development (R&D) capital is an important determinant of productivity growth in manufacturing industries. The empirical...
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The Impact of 9/11 and Other Terrible Global Events on Tourism in the U.S. and Hawaii
Bonham, Carl; Edmonds, Christopher; Mak, James - East-West Center - 2006
This paper reviews recent trends in travel and tourism in the U.S. and Hawaii to ascertain how the terrorist attacks of 9/11 and subsequent terrible global events affected their tourism flows and the manner and pace of their recovery. We note that tourism in the U.S. has not fully recovered from...
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Institutional Change in Japan: Theory, Evidence, and Reflections
Croix, Sumner J. La; Kawaura, Akihiko - East-West Center - 2005
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East Asian Economic Development: Two Demographic Dividends
Mason, Andrew; Kinugasa, Tomoko - East-West Center - 2005
The important of the demographic dividend to East Asian economic growth is now widely recognized. During the last four decades of the 20th Century the working age populations grew much more rapidly than the dependent populations fueling growth in per capita income. Over the coming decades,...
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The IMF and the Liberalization of Capital Flows
Joyce, Joseph P; Noy, Ilan - East-West Center - 2005
Using data from a panel of developing economies from the 1982-98 period, the claim that the International Monetary Fund precipitated financial crises during the 1990s by pressuring countries to liberalize their capital accounts prematurely is evaluated. Examining whether the changes in the...
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Trade, Foreign Firms, and Economic Policy in Indonesian and Thai Manufacturing
James, William E.; Ramstetter, Eric D. - East-West Center - 2005
This paper first examines the rapid growth and changing composition of manufactured exports in Indonesia and Thailand, highlighting the rapid growth of office and computer machinery and electric machinery, somewhat slower growth of non-electric and transportation machinery, as well as the low...
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Relative Economic Decline and Unrealized Demographic Opportunity in the Philippines
Edmonds, Christopher; Fujimura, Manabu - East-West Center - 2005
The paper examines the long-run relationship between demographic and macroeconomic development trends in the Philippines, and compares trends observed in that country to trends in eight regional neighbors in East and Southeast Asia. The Philippines stands out from these countries in that...
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