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Future Perspectives on the Economic Development of Asia

John Malcolm Dowling

ISBN: 9789812706096
Format: Hardback
Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd

The future growth and development of Asia - the most dynamic economic region in the world today - will have important implications for the rest of the global economy. This book offers a futuristic perspective of a wide array of developmental challenges and opportunities facing Asian economies over the next two decades. The future is approached from several different developmental paradigms including technological change and innovation…

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"The rise of Asia has been one of the most significant phenomena in the world economy since the end of World War II. Yet, the development has been highly uneven across the region and new challenges continue to emerge as the process forges ahead. In this book Dowling has laid out a comprehensive picture of the regional dynamics and provided in… More

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The future growth and development of Asia - the most dynamic economic region in the world today - will have important implications for the rest of the global economy. This book offers a futuristic perspective of a wide array of developmental challenges and opportunities facing Asian economies over the next two decades. The future is approached from several different developmental paradigms including technological change and innovation, regional cooperation within Asia and between Asia and the West, poverty reduction, ethics and corruption, and environmental challenges. Future prospects for the two giant economies of China and India are also explored. By offering a comprehensive look at the medium-term future of Asia from such a wide range of different viewpoints, this fascinating book will interest economists, social scientists, politicians, international investment managers and the general public alike.