Rethinking the East Asian Miracle

Article Abstract:

Rethinking the East Asian Miracle is a collection of 13 essays that covers issues ranging from the causes of the East Asian crisis and possibilities of recovery to the strengths and weaknesses in the technical, financial and governance structure of the East Asian economies. The essays are written by prominent academics of both the West and East Asian Universities.

Asia, East Asia

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Spreading the gains from globalization: what can be learned from value-chain analysis?

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Value chain analysis can help in understanding the determinants of inter-country and intra-country income distribution and assist in identifying the policies that may improve the distributional outcome of the countries in the global economy. Value chain analysis provides an insight into the policy challenges that private and the public participants have to face.

Analysis, Globalization, Global economy

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The Quality of Life in England and Wales

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Individual and county level statistical data are used to estimate amenity prices for England and Wales for calculating a per-county quality of life index, which was estimated to be more than 2,000 pounds sterling annually. One significant finding highlighted is a negative price for air pollution.

Wales, England, Models, Quality of life

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