Titlebook: East Asia‘s De Facto Economic Integration; Daisuke Hiratsuka (Director General) Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publ

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2662-6314 gration, what sort of integration has been accomplished, and comparing the level of integration reached and the path followed to that of the European Union.978-1-349-28341-5978-0-230-62767-3Series ISSN 2662-6314 Series E-ISSN 2662-6322

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The Development of Fragmentation in East Asia and its Implications for FTAs,ther, and this interaction is an essential element in the formation of international production and distribution networks in this region. To discuss policy issues, such as the designing of de jure integration, it is crucially important to understand in what sense the East Asian economy has integrate

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Intra-Industry Trade and Economic Integration,e initial allocation of factors. Conversely, in an integrated zone, and when transportation costs are not too high, production is concentrated to benefit from economies of scale, as Krugman argues from the example of the United States (Krugman 1991b). In consequence, trade liberalization may cause a

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Production Networks and Spatial Linkages in East Asia,than one country, has been a driving force of economic integration. Therefore, it would be appropriate to analyze trade in East Asia from the viewpoint of a production network and to focus on trade in intermediate goods rather than in final goods.

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Vertical Intra-Regional Production Networks in East Asia: a Case Study of the Hard Disc Drive Indus as well as huge capital resources. Due to the availability of human resources and suppliers, East Asia has become a leader of volume production. Indeed, multinational corporations (MNCs) have successively moved their manufacturing locations to the cheap labor countries of East Asia from Singapore,

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A Comparison of De Jure Economic Integration in East Asia: Is East Asia Discriminating Against Itseiffs have strongly decreased over the last decades, and tariff rates applied to trading partners have converged due to the application of the Most Favored Nation (MEN) regime. At the same time, however, understanding trade policy and market access issues has become very complex and the policies of c

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Regionalization in East Asia: Simulations Using a CGE Model MIRAGE,an partners such as the USA, Australia or New Zealand. Difficulties in multilateral trade negotiations tend to favor regional agreements; it even seems plausible to see regional agreements proliferate while no progress is made at WTO.