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Economics Political Science
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Index by James A Lamb from
Economic Integration And Multinational Investment Behaviour.
Edited by Pierre-Bruno Ruffini, Professor of Economics, University of Le Havre, France October 2004.
Cheltenham: Edward Elgar. ISBN 1 84376 652 3

INDEX

2SHI see econometric models, 2SHI
        (two-stage hierarchical information)

AFTA see ASEAN Free Trade Area
agglomeration
  and IFT 87
  for Japanese firms 136–7, 141, 145,
        146
  reasons for 151
    see also neoclassical theory; new
        trade theory
AIA (ASEAN Investment Area) 272, 287
Aitken, B. 125
Aizenman, J. 277, 279
Akiyama, S. 283
Allen, R.G.D. 186
Amiti, M. 43, 157, 160, 163
analytical techniques, for less
        developed countries 192
Anderson, K. 351
Anderson, T.W. 181, 189, 190
Anselin, L. 167
Aoki, M. 4, 124, 125, 126
APEC see Asia–Pacific Economic
        Cooperation
APEF (Asia–Pacific Economic Forum) 199
Archibugi, D. 53
Arrow, K.J. 85
Artus, P. 286
ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian
        Nations)
  Domestic Car policy 145, 146
  exchange rates 283
  exports 183–4
  FDI 211, 272, 285
  Free Trade Area see ASEAN Free Trade
        Area
  Industrial Cooperation Scheme (AICO)
        145, 147
  international trade 182–4
ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA)
  formation 146
  importance 287
  institutional regional integration 429
  Korean requirements of 199
  see also trade bloc membership
ASEAN Investment Area (AIA) 272, 287
ASEAN+3 199, 438
  see also Chiang Mai Initiative
ASEAN4 (Indonesia, Malaysia, the
        Philippines, Thailand)
  FDI and 142, 146, 281
  mergers and acquisitions 215
ASEM (Asia–Europe Meeting) 376
Asia
  asset sell-off 204
  capital account liberalization 231
  capital markets introduction  207
  economic recession 205
  FDI
    Chinese competition for 206, 225–6
    distribution 211
    and domestic investment 232
    future prospects 224
    GDP, relation to 212
    and growth 232
    impact 203, 282
    regional composition 224
    role 212
    sectoral composition 217, 224
  financial stability 220
  foreign loans 205–6
  insensitivity to US economic growth
        244
  IT production significance 214–15
  mergers and acquisitions 206, 215–17,
        220, 224
  recovery requirements 199
Asia, East
  definition 146
  exchange rates 129, 135–6
  FDI, main contributors 403
  financial market turmoil (after 1997)
        142
  'flying geese' growth hypothesis 223,
        227
  industrial structure 218–19
  integration into global economy 236
  IT industries 219
  mergers and acquisitions 236
  nationalistic sentiment 8, 225, 253,
        262
  technology diffusion 339
  see also China; Korea, South;
        Malaysia; Philippines; Singapore; Taiwan;
        Thailand
Asia, Northeast (with and without Taiwan
        and Hong Kong)
  Asian financial crisis 424
  definitions 12, 367, 439
  economic characteristics 343–4
  growth 339–40
  intra-regional interdependence 350–352
  intra-regional trade 340–341, 365–7
    expansion 423–4
    intensity 355–6
    pattern changes 345–7, 352–5
    specialization changes 347–51
  North Korean isolation 425
  prospects 435–9
  World War II ongoing impact 425–6
  see also China; Japan; Korea, South;
        Northeast Asian Development Bank;
        Taiwan
Asia–Europe Meeting (ASEM) 376
Asia–Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)
  future establishment of Free Trade
        Area 376
  Korean requirements of 199
Asia–Pacific Economic Forum (APEF) 199
Asian financial crisis (1997–98)
  causes 221, 428
  chaebol 257, 428
  FDI 129–32, 232, 403, 405–6, 428
  IMF & WTO inability of to resolve 199
  IMF response 207
  Japan 4, 432
  Korea 181, 207
  PFI response 237
  regional integration 427–9
  resulting financial liberalization 207
  Thailand 207
Asian Monetary Fund (proposed) 199, 429,
        433
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
        see ASEAN
Audretsch, B.D. 43
Aw, B.-Y. 105
Aziz, I.J. 160

Bailey, M. 279
Balassa, B. 369, 392
Balasubramanyam, V.N. 234
Baldone, S. 103
Baldwin, R.E. 422
Baltagi, B.H. 147
Baltic States 320, 324–1, 328, 331
Baranchik, A.J. 181, 188, 189, 190
Barrell, R. 97
Barro, R. 23, 249
Bayoumi, T. 134, 145, 273, 274, 278, 282
Beeson, M. 256
Belsley, D.A. 167
Benassy-Quéré, A. 275, 277, 279, 280
Beng, G.W. 135
Bergsten, C.F. 391, 434, 435
Bernard, A.B. 105, 106
Bernard, M. 223
Bhagwati, J.N. 439
Blanc, H. 53
Blomström, M. 125, 316
Blonigen, B. 274, 278
Borensztein, E. 223, 233, 234, 236, 240
Bosworth, B.P. 222, 236
Bowen, H.P. 368
Branstetter, L. 18
Brenton, P. 321
Broder, A. 299
Broll, U. 276
Brouwer, E. 38
Brülhart, M. 43, 157
Buckley, P.J. 405
Bulgaria 326–7
  see also SEE2
Burgstaller, J. 319
Bush, George W. 430

Caballero, R. 279
Caetano, J.M. 297
Calderon-Rossell, J. 276
Callejón, M. 45
Cantwell, J. 52, 54, 55, 56
capital account liberalization 231
capital accumulation 234–5
capital cities, attractive to French FDI
        42
Carlin, W. 321
Casson, M.C. 405
Caves, R.E. 275, 278
CEB (Central Europe and Baltic) 323
  see also Baltic States
CEE (Europe, Central and Eastern) 10,
        312, 319
centralization versus decentralization
        of R&D 58
CEPT (Common Effective Preferential
        Tariff) 147, 420
CGE see econometric models, Computable
        General Equilibrium
chaebol
  Asian financial crisis (1997–98) 257,
        428
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