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| Author: | Engardio, P. |
| Title: | Time for a reality check in Asia |
| Journal: | Business Week
1996 : DEC 2, VOL. 3488:818, p. 40-46 |
| Index terms: | ECONOMICS ASIA UNCERTAINTY |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | For decades, they've been known as the "flying geese." At the head of the flock was Japan, blazing new routes and passing its wealth, industries, and experience on to the East Asian "miracle economies" that followed in its tailwind. Those included South Korea and Taiwan, which at first made shoes and garments, then graduated to heavy industry and electronics. Close behind were Thailand, Malaysia, China, and the other nations of the region. East Asia seemed impervious to recession, producing strong growth rates by focusing on manufacturing exports. |
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