Rise of China and Structural Changes in Korea and Asia

Edited by the late Takatoshi Ito, formerly Professor, School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University, US, Senior Professor, National Graduate Institute for Public Studies and RIETI and Chin Hee Hahn, Associate Professor of Economics, Gachon University, Seoul, Korea

• Contents:IntroductionTakatoshi Ito and Chin Hee HahnPART I: CHINA AS A GROWTH ENGINE OF ASIA AND THE WORLD1. Post-1990s’ East Asian Economic GrowthDanny Quah2. China’s Economic Rise and its ImpactZhang Yunling3. China’s Rise and East Asian Economies: Towards a Sino-Centric Regional Grouping?John WongPART Ⅱ: IMPACTS ON KOREA’S ECONOMY4. Understanding the Post-Crisis Growth of the Korean Economy: Growth Accounting and Cross-Country RegessionsChin Hee Hahn and Sukha Shin5. The Economic Growth of Korea Since the 1990s: Identifying Contributing Factors from Demand and Supply SidesSeok-Kyun HurPART Ⅲ: IMPACTS ON KOREAN FIRMS AND WORKERS6. China’s Rise and Production and Investment Growth in Korean Manufacturing Industries: Channels and the EffectsChin Hee Hahn and Yong-Seok Choi7. The Impact of Outward FDI on Export Activities: Evidence from the Korean CaseSiwook Lee8. The Rise of the Chinese Economy and Korea’s Job GrowthDae Il KimPART Ⅳ: IMPACTS ON OTHER COUNTRIES9. The Rise of China and the Sustained Recovery of JapanShin-ichi Fukuda10. East Asian Production Networks and the Rise of ChinaFukunari Kimura11. The Rise of China and Structural Change in ThailandKanit SangsubhanIndex