, Japan, Republic of Korea, and Taiwan). This finding presents a striking contrast to the existing research results whose … of a higher degree of monetary cooperation in East Asia. By using a structural vector autoregression approach as well as … four ASEAN countries (Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand) and four Northeast Asian economies (Hong Kong SAR …

business cycles of the USA and seven East Asian economies, i.e. Japan, Hong Kong, South Korea, the Philippines, Singapore …, Taiwan and Thailand. International co-movements in GDP and consumption among the East Asian economies are also scrutinized …

factor in the recent high growth of the Asian NICs (South Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan) and four ASEAN countries (Philippines …, Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia). When the boom subsided, the upsurge of exports to the OECD countries in 1983 and 1984 …

Republic of Korea (South Korea) and Taiwan. However, the industry's development process and present makeup differ greatly in … the two economies. The author shows that in its initial stage the electronic industry in both South Korea and Taiwan …-existed with an export sector. The author discusses the differences that arose between South Korea and Taiwan in the mid-1970s and …

The paper examines urban structures in South Korea and Taiwan, which formed as these regions evolved into so …-called "newly industrializing economies" (NIEs). Decentralized urbanization in Taiwan and social problems accompanying urbanization …