Regional issues in economics / editorial advisor, Tan Teck Meng ; edited by Chew Soon Beng & Jon D. Kendall



Digitised Book 216.73.216.10 (0)

1995

Regional issues in economics / editorial advisor, Tan Teck Meng ; edited by Chew Soon Beng & Jon D. Kendall

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This first volume of a series of joint staff-student working papers was based on students' Applied Research Projects. Many of the papers are in the areas of international and industrial economics and involve substantial econometric modelling.

Subjects

Foreign exchange administration--Singapore Asia--Industries Asia--Economic conditions

Categories

Banking and finance Trade and industry

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Title
Regional issues in economics / editorial advisor, Tan Teck Meng ; edited by Chew Soon Beng & Jon D. Kendall
Subject
  • Foreign exchange administration--Singapore
  • Asia--Industries
  • Asia--Economic conditions
Publisher
  • Nanyang Business School, Nanyang Technological University, 1995
  • National Library Board Singapore, 1995
Contributors
  • Tan, Teck Meng
  • Chew, Soon Beng, 1948-
  • Kendall, Jon D.
  • Nanyang Technological University. Nanyang Business School
Digital Description
application/pdf, ill.
Table of Contents
  • pt. I. International finance. 1. Analysis of exchange rate movements: a case study of Singapore. 2. An analysis of Malaysia's exchange-rate trends. 3. The US dollar-rupiah exchange rate: driving forces and prospects. 4. A study of the yen-dollar exchange rate... -- pt. II. Forecasting. 8. The use of profits as opposed to conventional forecast evaluation criteria to determine the quality of economic forecasts -- pt. III. Macroeconomics. 9. The causal nexus of money, Output and prices in Malaysia... -- pt. IV. Industrial organisation. 13. Improvement in the technical Efficiency of manufacturing industries in Singapore: 1981-1992... -- pt. V. Tourism. 16. An econometric analysis of tourism demand: Japanese tourist expenditure in ASEAN...
Copyright
  • All Rights Reserved. National Library Board Singapore 2009.