The Role of Policy in Economic Development: comparisons of the East and Southeast Asian and Latin American experience

Adams, F. Gérard; Davis, IngerMarie

doi:10.1111/j.1467-8411.1994.tb00123.x

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“…Hence, export-driven growth is desirable. This observation is consistent with the focus on external trade in the development literature (Adams and Davis, 1994;Adams and Krkoska, 1996). A high level of unemployment during the initial period of transition is also natural.…”

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A Neoclassical Growth Model Applied to Transition in Central Europe

Krkoska¹

1999

Journal of Comparative Economics

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Section: Discussionsupporting

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A Neoclassical Growth Model Applied to Transition in Central Europe

Krkoska¹

1999

Journal of Comparative Economics

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“…The unit root tests confirm that all the series employed are integrated of order one, i.e. I (1). Therefore, the precondition for Phillips-Hansen's FM method is satisfied.…”

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confidence: 63%

India's Trade Linkage with Asean: An Econometric Study

Sarkar¹

2009

Foreign Trade Review

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India has put an emphasis on enhancing trade relations with ASEAN region in early 1990s. As a result, India's export to ASEAN has significantly increased in recent years. However, the ASEAN financial crisis had left negative impact on India's export to ASEAN region. From the modelling exercise of the paper, the price and import elasticities of export flows attracts a great deal of attention because of its significant implications on India's export earnings from ASEAN. As the time series data involves non-stationary on their level, the Phillips-Hansen's Fully Modified (FM) method has been applied to get the estimated values of elasticity. The result suggests that India's export is significantly influenced by ASEAN economic growth. Further, it is very much price competitive in the ASEAN market. In other words, the devaluation of India rupee will be helpful for expanding India's export to this region.

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“…This growth has been led, most noticeably, by China and India, but several other Asian countries play an important and vibrant role as well. For the next few decades, economic policy decisions in Asia, and in particular in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) community, will have profound effects on East Asia's economic integration and on the global economy (Adams and Davis, 2004). The ASEAN region has experienced remarkable economic dynamism and is actively engaged in an ambitious scheme of regional integration.…”

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Impending Strategic Business Alliance of ASEAN–India: An Experiential Conjecture

Prusty

2015

Asia-Pacific Journal of Management Research and Innovation

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A dynamic export demand model of India-Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) competitiveness is estimated that explicates India's strategic export behaviour to the nth country in ASEAN in relation to the import function and the unit value of exports of India implicit to the local price level of the consumer country. The research article identifies the structure within which improvement of connectivity of India's technical expertise could be extended to ASEAN for comprehensive and wide-ranging economic cooperation. The study's inferences contribute in entailing how the ASEAN community recognises the need to provide necessary capacity building and to initiate reforms for enhancing their business competitiveness and to upgrade their national enterprises at a more sophisticated level determining their future competitiveness. While, on one hand, it seems that economic integration will remain the key to ASEAN competitiveness in the countenance of vicious competition in the global marketplace, on the other hand, the trade and investment relations of the ASEAN with other countries, particularly with developed economies, will also foster their investment development path and prosperity. In addition to the possibilities of India-ASEAN integration, other challenging efforts for governance would narrow the development gaps among ASEAN economies. This corroborates prospects for India in a constructive manner yielding association within the ASEAN economic framework that will eventually congregate with the affiliation. The findings entail that economists pay much more attention in identifying other sources of permanent and Asian country-specific real changes to explain economic fluctuations in ASEAN economies.

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The Role of Policy in Economic Development: comparisons of the East and Southeast Asian and Latin American experience

Cited by 15 publications

References 43 publications

A Neoclassical Growth Model Applied to Transition in Central Europe

A Neoclassical Growth Model Applied to Transition in Central Europe

India's Trade Linkage with Asean: An Econometric Study

Impending Strategic Business Alliance of ASEAN–India: An Experiential Conjecture

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