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►India and the World |
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| December 2011NEW! |
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| Executive Summary: (PDF) | |||
| Preface: (PDF) | |||
| Contents: (PDF) | |||
| Contributors: (PDF) | |||
| Chapter 1: | India and the World(PDF) | ||
| Chapter 2: | Indo-Japanese Economic Relations--Japanese Companies Seek to Catch Up(PDF) | ||
| Chapter 3: | Sino-Indian Relations--From Hostility to Mutual Cooperation and Complementation (PDF) | ||
| Chapter 4: | US-Indian Relations--A Multifaced Partnership Under Construction(PDF) | ||
| Chapter 5: | Relations Between India and Europe, Russia, the Middle East, and Africa--From Traditional Friendly Countries to the Frontiers (PDF) | ||
| Chapter 6: | Relations with Northeast Asia (South Korea and Taiwan)--South Korean Corporations Take the Lead, Taiwanese Corporations also Start Active Deployment(PDF) | ||
| Chapter 7: | India-ASEAN Relations--The Formation of a Production Network(PDF) | ||
| Chapter 8: | Trade & Investment Relations between India and the Countries of South Asia--EPAs are Effective in Facilitating (PDF) | ||
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| ▪Asia's Huge Dragon and Elephant | |||
| December 2010 |
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Executive Summary: (PDF) | ||
| Introductory Chapter: (PDF) | |||
| Chapter 1: | The Rising Chinese and Indian Economies: Comparison from the Historical Perspective | ||
| Chapter 2: | Sino-Indian Relations at Present: An Overview of Economic Relations | ||
| Chapter 3: | Infrastructure and Energy | ||
| Chapter 4: | Trends in Foreign Direct Investment Policies and Inward and Outward Direct Investment | ||
| Chapter 5: | Trade and Trade Policy: Global Strategies of China and India | ||
| Chapter 6: | Demographic Structure and Fostering of Human Resources | ||
| Chapter 7: | Comparative Study of the Chinese and Indian ICT Industry | ||
| Chapter 8: | Strategic Comparison of Chinese and Indian Manufacturing and the Potential for Cooperation | ||
| Epilogue: | Toward the Realization of Further Economic Growth in China and India | ||
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| ▪India: Toward a New Growth Phase | |||
| December 2009 |
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Executive Summary: (PDF) | ||
| Introductory Chapter: (PDF) | |||
| Chapter 1: | Overview of the Indian Economy and Challenges for Further Growth | ||
| Chapter 2: | Potential and Risk in the Indian Mega Market | ||
| Chapter 3: | The Globalization of India | ||
| Chapter 4: | The IT Industry--Leveraging India's Talent | ||
| Chapter 5: | Automobiles | ||
| Chapter 6: | Fast-Moving Consumer Goods | ||
| Chapter 7: | India's Financial and Capital Markets | ||
| Chapter 8: | Shifting Political Currents | ||
| Chapter 9: | SAARC-Outlook for Economic Regionalism and Indian-Pakistani Cooperation | ||
| Chapter 10: | Relations with Japan-Expanding Bilateral Cooperation | ||
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| ▪The Huge Asia-Pacific Market Comes of Age: Japanese and US Strategies and APEC's Twentieth Anniversary | |||
| December 2008 |
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| Executive Summary:(PDF) | |||
| Introductory Chapter: (PDF) | |||
| Chapter 1: | Economic and Trade Interdependence among APEC's Member | ||
| Chapter 3: | Service Trade and Movement of People in APEC: Liberalization Measures for Their Further Promotion | ||
| Chapter 4: | APEC's Future and Japan's Role: Possibilities for Further Developing the Asia-Pacific's Investment Environment and Production Networks | ||
| Chapter 5: | Currency and Financial Cooperation in the Asia-Pacific: Status and Tasks | ||
| Chapter 6: | Possibilities for Cooperating on Energy in APEC | ||
| Chapter 7: | Trade Liberalization and Agriculture in APEC: The Agricultural Issue in FTAs | ||
| Chapter 8: | Economic Impact of the FTAAP: Analysis Using a Computable General Equilibrium Model | ||
| Chapter 9: | The US Strategy toward Asia-Pacific: Focusing on APEC-Wide Integration | ||
| Chapter 10: | APEC as a Regional Institution: American Influence and Changes in Functions and Norms | ||
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| ▪ASEAN+6 Economic Partnership: Significance and Tasks | |||
| December 2007 |
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| Executive Summary: (PDF) | |||
| Introductory Chapter: (PDF) | |||
| Chapter 1: | Economic Effects of an ASEAN + 6 Free Trade Agreement(PDF) | ||
| Chapter 2: | India, Australia, and New Zealand: Economic Relations with East Asia | ||
| Chapter 3: | Current Trade and Investment Barriers in India and Australia | ||
| Chapter 4: | The Potential for Expansion of East Asian Production Networks: A Growing Role for India? | ||
| Chapter 5: | Potential Growth in Services Trade in the ASEAN+6 Region | ||
| Chapter 6: | Energy Cooperation in East Asia: Present Conditions and Challenges | ||
| Chapter 7: | Increasing Diversity and Supply Stability for ASEAN+6 Agriculture and Food | ||
| Chapter 8: | Business Opportunities in the Giant Indian Market | ||
| Chapter 9: | Prospects and Problems for Indian Economic Expansion: Possible Economic Cooperation with East Asia | ||
| Chapter 10: | The Birth of ASEAN+6: Strategic Considerations and the Potential for a New Regionwide FTA | ||
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| ▪Regional Cooperation Toward the Establishment of an East Asian Community - With a View to Asia in 2020 | |||
| December 2006 | |||
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| Summary: (PDF) | |||
| Chapter 1: | Economic Integration in East Asia and Changes in Production Networks | ||
| Chapter 2: | Intra-regional Policy Coordination Necessary through Trade Facilitation | ||
| Chapter 3: | Distribution Cooperation in East Asia | ||
| Chapter 4: | Agriculture/Food Problems Key to the East Asian Community Scheme | ||
| Chapter 5: | The East Asian Economy in 2020: An Analysis of Economic Effects of the Community | ||
| Chapter 6: | Information Technology Cooperation in East Asia: Toward International Standardization of Information and Communications Technology | ||
| Chapter 7: | Intensifying Cultural Exchanges | ||
| Chapter 8: | Regional Monetary and Financial Coordination in East Asia | ||
| Chapter 9: | Energy Security and Regional Cooperation in East Asia | ||
| Chapter 10: | Multilateral Security in the Asia-Pacific Region: Possibility of Strategic Convergence of the Multilayer Mechanism | ||
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| ▪Regional Co-operation between Japan, China, South Korea and ASEAN, and the Potential for FTAs | |||
| February 2005 |
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| Introductory Chapter: | Japan, China and South Korea Should Sign an FTA with ASEAN for Broader Cooperation(PDF) | ||
| Chapter 1: | Intra-Industry Trade Rapidly Expanding in Japan-China-South Korea and ASEAN | ||
| Chapter 2: | ASEAN, Japan, China and S. Korea Need to Step Up Cooperation in Oil Stockpiling and Other Energy Areas | ||
| Chapter 3: | Leadership of Japan and China Essential in the Formation of an East Asian Monetary Zone(PDF) | ||
| Chapter 4: | Narrowing the Digital Divide Is the Key to IT Cooperation in East Asia | ||
| Chapter 5: | Strategic Response Needed to Growing Movement of People between ASEAN and Japan-China-South Korea | ||
| Chapter 6: | Advanced Private-Sector Cooperation in Japan, China, South Korea and ASEAN Giving Boost to Moves toward FTAs in East Asia | ||
| Chapter 7: | Both Japan and China Should Show Leadership in Creating an East Asian Community | ||
| Chapter 8: | China's FTA Strategy and China-Japan Economic Relations | ||
| Chapter 9: | The Changing Pattern of Economic Structure in East Asia:An ASEAN View | ||
| Chapter 10: | South Korea to Gain A Lot from an FTA with ASEAN Along with FTAs with Japan and China | ||
►Creation of a Productivity Database on Japanese, Chinese, and South Korean Companies (East Asian Listed Companies[EALC] Database 2007) |
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