An edition of East Asia in transition
(2002)
East Asia in transition
economic and security challenges
by Wendy Dobson and A. E. Safarian
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Table of Contents
Machine generated contents note: Do institutions matter for growth? 1
A.E.Safarian and Wendy Dobson
The rise and fall of regional growth 1
What this book is about 2
Can rapid economic growth be restored? 5
The role of institutions 9
Conclusions and implications for policy 16"
East Asia: A new regional player in the world economy? 21
Wendy Dobson
East Asia's changing significance 21
Exchange rates post-crisis 23
Structural factors post-crisis 28
The emergence of East Asian regionalism 32
Regional trade initiatives 35
Regional financial arrangements and monetary integration 37
Regional crisis prevention and management 39
Will the new regionalism persist? 39
Conclusions and implications for international business 42
What ails China?: A long-run perspective on growth and inflation
(or deflation) in China 49
Loren Brandt and Xiadong Zhu
Overview 49
What determines price-level changes and output growth? 53
A brief overview of China's financial system 58
Intermediation by diversion and inflation cycles: 1978-1993 60
Policy regime shift in 1994: downsizing the state sector 62
Financial disintermediation 65
The ineffectiveness of fiscal and monetary policy 70
What kind of a financial system does China need? 72
East Asia's ageing populations: Pension reform and its
implications 87
Walid Hejazi and Pauline Shum
Background issues 88
National pension plans: comparative analysis 103
China's choices: comparative analysis applied 112
The route forward 117
Appendix: Country studies 119
The challenges of attaining security in the Asia Pacific 137
Brian L.Job
A paradox 137
Comprehensive security and human security 139
Underlying dynamics and tensions 142
The domestic security context: governance and human security 145
The regional security context 160
Defining and advancing Canadian security interests 173
Canadian business in East Asia: Better than expected 179
Keith Head andJohn Ries
Canadian business presence in East Asia 180
Benchmarking Canadian trade with the region 189
Canadian prospects in East Asia 199
Concluding remarks 202.
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