Economic Indicators of Asian Countries [PDF] |
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Macroeconomic Situations of Asian Economies |
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(1) | Growth Rate of Real GDP | 1 | ||
(2) | Growth Rate of Real GDP and Real Per Capita GDP since 1960s | 2 | ||
(3) | Growth Rate of GDP by Component of Demand | 3 | ||
(4) | Consumer Price Index | 4 | ||
(5) | Exchange Rate to U.S. Dollar | 5 | ||
(6) | Stock Price Index | 10 | ||
(7) | Current Account Balance as a Percentage of GDP | 14 | ||
(8) | Official Reserves | 15 | ||
(9) | International Claims of BIS Reporting Banks | 16 | ||
(10) | Production Index | 18 | ||
(11) | Unemployment Rate | 19 | ||
(12) | Fiscal Position as a Percentage of GDP | 20 | ||
2. | Driving Forces of Asian Recovery | |||
(1) | Growth Rate of Exports | 21 | ||
(2) | Growth Rate of Exports by Region (1998-1999) | 22 | ||
(3) | Growth Rate of Imports | 23 | ||
(4) | Growth Rate of Imports by Region (1998-1999) | 24 | ||
(5) | Growth Rate of Exports and Imports of Japan by Region | 25 | ||
(6) | Proportion of Outstanding Loans of Government Financial Institutions | 26 | ||
(7) | New Miyazawa Initiative | 27 | ||
3. | Situations of Financial/Corporate Sectors | |||
(1) | Situation of Financial Sector Reforms | 34 | ||
(2) | Non-Performing Loan Ratio | 37 | ||
(3) | Situation of Corporate Debt Restructuring | 38 | ||
(4) | Share of Loss-making State-owned Enterprises | 39 | ||
4. | Social Effects of Asian Currency/Financial Crises | |||
(1) | Growth, Poverty Rates, and Gini Coefficients in East Asia, 1996-1998 | 40 | ||
(2) | Employment and Real Wages in East Asia during the Crisis | 41 | ||
(3) | Public Spending on Health and Education | 42 | ||
5. | Causes of Asian Currency/Financial Crises | |||
(1) | Net Capital Inflow to Emerging Markets | 43 | ||
(2) | Net Capital Inflow to Asian Countries | 44 | ||
(3) | Outstanding Bank Loans | 47 | ||
6. | Long-term Prospects and Themes of Asian Economies | |||
(1) | Saving Rate | 48 | ||
(2) | Subscription Rates for Phone Lines and Cellular Phones | 49 | ||
(3) | Total Factor Productivity | 50 | ||
(4) | Proportion of Labor-intensive Sector (Food Products, Textiles, etc.) Value-added in the Manufacturing Industry |
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(5) | Proportion of Technology-intensive Sector (Machinery, etc.) Value-added in the Manufacturing Industry |
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(6) | Proportion of Foreign Direct Investment in Gross Fixed Capital Formation | 53 | ||
7. | Interdependence among Asian Economies | |||
(1) | Share by Region in Exports and Imports | 54 | ||
(2) | Foreign Direct Investment (Inflow) | 57 | ||
8. | Creation of Robust Economic/Financial Systems for Sustainable Economic Development |
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(1) | Scale of Bond Markets | 63 | ||
(2) | Scale of Stock Markets | 64 | ||
(3) | Correlation between Yen and Each Asian Currency | |||
[1] | Results of a Linear Regression Model Analysis | 65 | ||
[2] | Correlation Coefficients between Each Asian Currency and Yen/US$ | 79 | ||
(4) | Establishment of Japan Funds for Poverty Reduction | |||
[1] | Japan Social Development Fund (at the World Bank) | 80 | ||
[2] | Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction (at the Asian Development Bank) | 81 | ||
(5) | Joint Statement on East Asia Cooperation (28 November 1999, Manila) | 82 | ||
(6) | The Joint Ministerial Statement of the ASEAN+3 Finance Ministers Meeting (6 May 2000, Chiang Mai) |
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(7) | Regional Financial Cooperation among ASEAN+3 |
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