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Resumo:The process of economic development in Southeast Asia has been characterized by two major features: outward orientation and market friendliness. These two strategies have significantly contributed to a greater economic integration in the region by increasing trade, capital and labor flows. The openness of the economy in combination with less regulation has resulted in large inflows of foreign direct investment. Gradual liberalization of the economy has led to greater efficiency in the allocation of resources. Export promotion, coupled with good macroeconomic management, led to rapid industrialization. Southeast Asian rapidly changing economic structures are evolving into an intricate and complex set of interdependencies feeding upon both cooperation and competition. Pacific Asia is now an important market for itself not because of any one specific institutional arrangement but simply as the result of market forces and the shifting of comparative advantage through the region. Furthermore, increases in trade and capital flows stretch far beyond the region contributing to global integration.
Autores principais:Costa, Manuela Nêveda da
Assunto:Globalization of the Economy Economic Development Foreign Direct Investment Economic Integration Export International Trade Asia
Ano:1997
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:working paper
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade de Lisboa
Idioma:português
Origem:Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
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Economic Development
Foreign Direct Investment
Economic Integration
Export
International Trade
Asia
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Foreign Direct Investment
Economic Integration
Export
International Trade
Asia
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spellingShingle Southeast asian regional integration and globalization : an overview
Costa, Manuela Nêveda da
Globalization of the Economy
Economic Development
Foreign Direct Investment
Economic Integration
Export
International Trade
Asia
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Globalization of the Economy
Economic Development
Foreign Direct Investment
Economic Integration
Export
International Trade
Asia
title Southeast asian regional integration and globalization : an overview
title_full Southeast asian regional integration and globalization : an overview
title_fullStr Southeast asian regional integration and globalization : an overview
title_full_unstemmed Southeast asian regional integration and globalization : an overview
title_short Southeast asian regional integration and globalization : an overview
title_sort Southeast asian regional integration and globalization : an overview
topic Globalization of the Economy
Economic Development
Foreign Direct Investment
Economic Integration
Export
International Trade
Asia
topic_facet Globalization of the Economy
Economic Development
Foreign Direct Investment
Economic Integration
Export
International Trade
Asia
url http://hdl.handle.net/10400.5/24225
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