Overview
Regional Integration and the Asia Pacific distinguishes between two processes of economic integration. One is the tendency for economies to be linked by trade and investment, and the other is the increasing interest in the use of coordinated policy initiatives to promote integration. This book focuses on the latter process and determines whether regional integration on international economic issues can contribute to the growth of its component economies.
Full Product Details
Author: Bijit Bora ,
Christopher Findlay
Publisher: Oxford University Press Australia
Imprint: OUP Australia and New Zealand
Edition: New edition
Dimensions:
Width: 15.00cm
, Height: 1.90cm
, Length: 22.00cm
Weight: 0.402kg
ISBN: 9780195507539
ISBN 10: 0195507533
Pages: 272
Publication Date: 01 March 1998
Audience:
College/higher education
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Professional and scholarly
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Tertiary & Higher Education
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Reviews
"""...a comprehensive and informative reference book on the new architecture of the world trading system.""--The Journal of Asian Studies ""The essays provide useful analyses of the breadth and variability of institutional arrangements that comprise the RTAs [regional trade associations]...Mervyn Lewis provides insightful analysis of the problem of integrating trade in financial services and the benefits to be derived from such integration, and Crowley and Findlay provide a particularly interesting and informative report on the interaction between environmental concerns and freer international trade...This volume...contains some very interesting analyses and will provide a valuable reference work for any scholar seeking details on individual RTAs in the Asia-Pacific region.""--Journal of Comparative Economics"
...a comprehensive and informative reference book on the new architecture of the world trading system.--The Journal of Asian Studies The essays provide useful analyses of the breadth and variability of institutional arrangements that comprise the RTAs [regional trade associations]...Mervyn Lewis provides insightful analysis of the problem of integrating trade in financial services and the benefits to be derived from such integration, and Crowley and Findlay provide a particularly interesting and informative report on the interaction between environmental concerns and freer international trade...This volume...contains some very interesting analyses and will provide a valuable reference work for any scholar seeking details on individual RTAs in the Asia-Pacific region.--Journal of Comparative Economics
<br>. ..a comprehensive and informative reference book on the new architecture of the world trading system. --The Journal of Asian Studies<br> The essays provide useful analyses of the breadth and variability of institutional arrangements that comprise the RTAs [regional trade associations]...Mervyn Lewis provides insightful analysis of the problem of integrating trade in financial services and the benefits to be derived from such integration, and Crowley and Findlay provide a particularly interesting and informative report on the interaction between environmental concerns and freer international trade...This volume...contains some very interesting analyses and will provide a valuable reference work for any scholar seeking details on individual RTAs in the Asia-Pacific region. --Journal of Comparative Economics<br>
.,. a comprehensive and informative reference book on the new architecture of the world trading system. --The Journal of Asian Studies<br> The essays provide useful analyses of the breadth and variability of institutional arrangements that comprise the RTAs [regional trade associations]...Mervyn Lewis provides insightful analysis of the problem of integrating trade in financial services and the benefits to be derived from such integration, and Crowley and Findlay provide a particularly interesting and informative report on the interaction between environmental concerns and freer international trade...This volume...contains some very interesting analyses and will provide a valuable reference work for any scholar seeking details on individual RTAs in the Asia-Pacific region. --Journal of Comparative Economics<br>
Author Information
Bijit Bora is Lecturer in Economics at Flinders University, a Research Associate of the Centre for International Economic Studies at the University of Adelaide, and a member of Australia's National Committee for Pacific Economic Co-operation. Christopher Findlay is Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Adelaide and Co-Director of its Chinese Economic Research Unit and Centre for Economics Education. He is also a Research Associate of the Australia-Japan Research Centre at the Australian National University.
