Titlebook: Asia Future Shock; Business Crisis and Michael Backman Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2008 China

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Growing Family Breakdown in Asia,rent families. This is the case in East Asia from China to Singapore. Apart from the social implications, this has important business implications, from how marketing is targeted to how the real estate sector should respond to changing household sizes.

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China Builds an Economic Bloc based on Corruption,ional rated China in terms of its perceived corruption at 70 out of 163 countries in 2006 (a rating of 1 implies little or no corruption), meaning that China was perceived as less corrupt than Indonesia or Nigeria but more corrupt than Turkey or Malaysia.

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Vietnam: The New China?,try but it is still nowhere near China’s billion-plus population. A more realistic sobriquet is that it is the next Guangdong, which had 110 million people in 2005 — 79 million permanent residents and the rest internal migrants.. It means that Vietnam is not set to be an economic colossus on the wor

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From Malaysia , to Malaysia ,?, supply, a strategic location on international shipping lanes, huge timber reserves, big reserves of tin, oil and gas, the prospects of growing tropical oils such as palm oil, and a legal system based on English tort law. And in many respects Malaysia has done well. But it could have done so much be

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-68850-8illion and 108 million by 2050. The UN forecasts that it will decline to 105 million.. By 2050, 800,000 more Japanese will die each year than are born and the country will have more than a million people aged 100 years or more.

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biggest shopping malls. This book is an invaluable asset for corporate planners and strategists, futurologists, and anyone developing business in Asia as Backman provides an essential map for Asia‘s future.978-1-349-28254-8978-0-230-59242-1

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Klaus Boltres-Streeck,Susanne Femersat US$28,830 billion. India will be the world’s third biggest economy on a PPP basis, with a GDP of US$13,363 billion, and fourth biggest on a market-based exchange rate basis at US$3,228 billion.. Figures as large as these are mind-boggling, almost to the point of being meaningless.