Japan's role in Asia : issues and prospects / Lim Hua Sing



Digitised Book 216.73.216.10 (0)

1995

Japan's role in Asia : issues and prospects / Lim Hua Sing

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This text examines the dynamics of the relationship between Japan and Asia, in particular the NIEs and ASEAN. The influence and involvement of Japan in the economic development of these countries is examined, especially with regard to investment, development aid, trade frictions and non-tariff barriers. As the major economic player in the region, Japan will determine whether her role in Asia will foster mutual development and prosperity or ruthless competition, underdevelopment and distrust.

Subjects

Asia--Foreign economic relations--Japan Japan--Foreign economic relations--Asia Developing countries--Foreign economic relations

Categories

Economic development

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Title
Japan's role in Asia : issues and prospects / Lim Hua Sing
Creators
  • Lim, Hua Sing
Subject
  • Asia--Foreign economic relations--Japan
  • Japan--Foreign economic relations--Asia
  • Developing countries--Foreign economic relations
Publisher
  • Times Academic Press, 1995
  • National Library Board Singapore, 1995
Digital Description
application/pdf, xvii, 213 p.
Table of Contents
  • a study of Japanese non-tariff barriers. ch. 4. Japanese foreign direct investment and Singapore's economic development -- pt. 3. Japan-ASEAN. ch. 5. Japan in ASEAN: potential trade frictions. ch. 6. Japan's role in ASEAN's economic developments: trade and investment -- pt. 4. Japan-Asia. ch. 7. Japanese economic involvement in Asia and Chinese partnerships. ch. 8. Economic superpower and international roles -- Select bibliography.
Copyright
  • All Rights Reserved. National Library Board Singapore 2009.