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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Intra-Industry Trade and Economic Integration,btful that the “true US-style industrial specialization” Krugman forecasted will eventually take hold. The European integration process was followed by changes in trade patterns in Europe that generated interest from trade economists, who were led to think that the observed increase in similar produ

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,China’s Specialization in East Asian Production Sharing,was Japan’s second-largest export market, behind the US, and its first-largest supplier. For South Korea, China was the largest export market and its second-largest supplier behind the US. In 2003 and 2004, the accelerated increase of China’s import demand (+40 percent and 37 percent respectively) h

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Catching Up of Manufacturing Cum De Facto Economic Integration in East Asia,n networks, discussed in Chapter 1, on the one hand, and catalyzed the catching up in manufacturing by the latecomers with the earlier starters on the other. Overall this phenomenon has advanced East Asia’s de facto integration.

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A Comparison of De Jure Economic Integration in East Asia: Is East Asia Discriminating Against Itseountries often appear to be discriminatory, because of special conditions granted to developing countries (Generalized Systems of Preferences, GSP) and the least developed countries (LDC), and because of the proliferation of often overlapping regional and bilateral trade arrangements (Cernat and Laird 2003; Pangestu and Gooptu 2004).

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,Introduction: East Asia’s De Facto Economic Integration,ion are crucially important not only for academic interest but also for policy discussion on the currently promoted de jure economic integration in East Asia. This book is devoted to a deeper understanding of the on-going de facto economic integration in East Asia.