Reconsidering the East Asian economic model : what's ahead for the Philippines? /
Reconsidering the East Asian economic model : what's ahead for the Philippines? /
edited by Eduardo T. Gonzalez
- Pasig City, Philippines : Friedrich Ebert Stiftung and Development Academy of the Philippines, c1999
- xi, 252 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
I. What have we learned so far from the East Asian economic model? / Eduardo T. Gonzalez -- 2. Learning from the East Asian "miracle" and the East Asian crisis / Joseph Y. Lim -- 3. What does it take to win the war against poverty in the Philippines? / Arsenio M. Balisacan -- 4. Regional economic growth and convergence in the Philippines / Rosario G. Manasan and Ruben G. Mercado -- 5. Philippine sustainable development / Marian S. delos Angeles -- 6. Human and social development in the Philippines towards achieving NIChood / Maria Teresa Sanchez-Robielos -- 7. The crisis of governance in Asia / Eduardo T. Gonzalez.
The Philippine economy is undergoing a dramatic changeover-that much we can glean as a results of globalization and liberalization. But whether it speaks for future growth that is broad-based is an issue that is far from settled.
9715760023
ECONOMIC -- HISTORY
HC 103.7 .R29 1999
Includes bibliographical references and index.
I. What have we learned so far from the East Asian economic model? / Eduardo T. Gonzalez -- 2. Learning from the East Asian "miracle" and the East Asian crisis / Joseph Y. Lim -- 3. What does it take to win the war against poverty in the Philippines? / Arsenio M. Balisacan -- 4. Regional economic growth and convergence in the Philippines / Rosario G. Manasan and Ruben G. Mercado -- 5. Philippine sustainable development / Marian S. delos Angeles -- 6. Human and social development in the Philippines towards achieving NIChood / Maria Teresa Sanchez-Robielos -- 7. The crisis of governance in Asia / Eduardo T. Gonzalez.
The Philippine economy is undergoing a dramatic changeover-that much we can glean as a results of globalization and liberalization. But whether it speaks for future growth that is broad-based is an issue that is far from settled.
9715760023
ECONOMIC -- HISTORY
HC 103.7 .R29 1999