In Search of a Development Model: Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia - Shimon, D'jord'
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Among the Asia-Pacific developing countries and territories that have made progress in overcoming backwardness, four "small tigers"-South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore-have managed to come closest to the industrialized West. Another group of dynamic countries, called the "new tigers," includes Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines. Less-developed Cambodia has only relatively recently joined the dynamic Asian states, and its economy is largely agrarian. The author examines in his case studies the characteristics of modern development of three Southeast Asian countries -…mehr

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Among the Asia-Pacific developing countries and territories that have made progress in overcoming backwardness, four "small tigers"-South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore-have managed to come closest to the industrialized West. Another group of dynamic countries, called the "new tigers," includes Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines. Less-developed Cambodia has only relatively recently joined the dynamic Asian states, and its economy is largely agrarian. The author examines in his case studies the characteristics of modern development of three Southeast Asian countries - Indonesia, Thailand, and Cambodia, showing the role of technological progress. The theoretical basis of the research covers the key tenets of development economics and economic growth theory. The econometric analysis primarily used a general growth model that takes into account not only physical and human capital, but also time as the event space of creative economic activity.
Autorenporträt
D'jord' Shimon Jr. é um economista húngaro e especialista em relações internacionais. A sua área de investigação são os problemas de crescimento da economia mundial. Licenciado em 1989 pelo MGIMO, obteve o doutoramento em economia em 1993 e o doutoramento em 1994. A sua experiência profissional inclui trabalho no Ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros húngaro e no Serviço Central de Estatística.