Is China an economic threat to Southeast Asia?

Article Abstract:

The data on China's investment and trade is examined to find out what impact China's economic growth and World Trade Organization (WTO) membership has on Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Results reveal that although Southeast Asia appears to have lost out to Chinese-manufactured exports in global markets, this is balanced by substantial increases in exports of components to China itself.

Foreign trade, Market share, Southeast Asia, Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, International trade, International aspects, Company market share

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China in 2005: Hu's in charge

Article Abstract:

China's new development strategy seeks to combine populist authoritarianism in the political realm with a shift in economic policy that focuses more on the sustainability and quality to economic growth rather than its speed. Rising social tensions have fed into tightening party control over state and society.

Political aspects

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Singapore's political economy, 1997-2007: strategizing economic assurance for globalization

Article Abstract:

The strategy of globalization adopted by the government of Singapore adopted to counteract the effects of the Asian financial crisis is presented.

Singapore, Globalization, Asian Economic Crisis, 1997-1998

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