East Asian Economic Issues (Volume Iii)

Inbunden, Engelska, 1997

Av KENDALL JON D, Donghyun Park, Jon D Kendall, Randolph Gee Kwang Tan, Jon D. Kendall

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This book is a compilation of papers written jointly by the staff and students of the Applied Economics Division of the Nanyang Business School. It is unique, in that all the works included are the result of an extensive, equal and mutually beneficial collaboration between the students and staff. At the same time, they embody the highest level of technical and analytical rigor, and will be immensely relevant and useful to readers interested in East Asian economic issues. In particular, this volume will prove valuable for anyone interested in both the microeconomic and macroeconomic developments affecting Singapore and ASEAN.

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Utgivningsdatum1997-12-03
Mått162 x 225 x 31 mm
Vikt739 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor444
FörlagWorld Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
ISBN9789810232986

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Part 1 Singaporean microeconomic issues: the price structure of private property in Singapore - a hedonic approach, Yong Cao and M.O. Chee; relation between performance and fringe benefits in the banking sector, J. Chow and R. Chew; forecasting Singapore's share of Japanese tourist arrivals in ASEAN, C. Sakellariou and H.C. Goh. Part 2 Singaporean macroeconomic issues: effects of inward foreign direct investment on the Singapore economy, B.H. Chan and S. Rahman; Singapore's industrial restructuring and evolution, Y. Cao and S.Y. Foo; portfolio balance approach to exchange rate determination in Singapore, T.S. Foo and S. Rahman. Part 3 ASEAN and East Asian economic issues: finance and growth in ASEAN, B.K. Lee and P.C. Chua; an econometric model of China's Sichuan province, D.C.B. Lau and K. Chen; analysis of the Thailand baht - trends and prospects, H.W. Lau and J.D. Kendall. Part 4 Global and theoretical economic issues: an analysis of competitiveness and education, B. Goh and H. Yao; empirical evidence on Islamic banking - Iran, Pakistan and Sudan, W.N. Mong and R.C. Maysami; performance of Johansen's test for cointegration, C.W. Poh and R. Tan. (Part contents).