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9780881323290

Apec and the New Economy

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    9780881323290

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    0881323292

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-06-01
  • Publisher: Inst for Intl Economics
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Table of Contents

Executive Summary
1(9)
Overview of the Project
1(1)
From Brunei
1(1)
...to Shanghai
1(1)
Summary Objectives of the Report and Basic Outline of Method
2(2)
A New Emphasis on Transformation
3(1)
Summary of Analytical Conclusions
4(6)
Spanning the four domains:
5(1)
Within the domain of trade and cross-border investment
6(1)
Within the domain of banking and financial policies:
7(1)
Within the domain of pro-competitive market policy and legal regime:
7(1)
Within the domain of fiscal policy and fiscal activities of government:
8(2)
The Fundamentals: Definition and Policy Underpinnings of the New Economy
10(13)
What is-the ``New Economy''
10(2)
The Knowledge-Based Economy and the New Economy
12(3)
What Are the Policy Fundamentals?
15(7)
Fiscal Policy and Fiscal Activities:
15(2)
Banking and Financial Structure:
17(1)
Trade and cross-border investment policies:
18(2)
Competition policy and legal regimes:
20(1)
Synergies among policy domains:
21(1)
Conclusion
22(1)
The Evidence: Benefits and Challenges of the New Economy
23(15)
Introduction
23(1)
Information and Transformation; Dot-Com Bust, But Not the New Economy
23(2)
Evidence on Productivity Growth and the Use and Diffusion of ICTs
25(5)
Review of the Literature: The US experience precipitates research
26(1)
...and raises similar questions for other economies
27(2)
ICTs are the fad now, but research on productivity growth goes back a long way
29(1)
Aggregate and global benefits of the New Economy
30(8)
Time-series analysis of efficiency gains:
31(1)
Broad analysis of policy reforms:
31(2)
Economic gains through trade liberalization, particularly in services:
33(3)
Sub-Regional Trading Arrangements
36(2)
Case Studies of the New Economy in APEC
38(21)
Restructuring and Transformation
38(11)
Conclusions About Transformation
49(1)
Transformation and Policy
49(7)
Fiscal Policy
50(2)
Financial Deepening
52(1)
Trade and Investment Policy
53(1)
Competition and Legal
54(2)
The Place of Human Resource Policy
56(1)
National E-Commerce Promotion Strategies
57(2)
Implications of New Economy Divergence: Digital Divide
59(24)
Introduction
59(1)
Initial conditions and Predisposition to Policy Reform
60(6)
Productivity and Growth
60(2)
Digital Measures
62(2)
KBE Status Indicators
64(1)
Challenges to and Predisposition to Reform
65(1)
Policy Conditions, Sectoral Transformation and Trade Competitiveness in the New Economy
66(13)
Measuring Overall Policy Conditions in APEC Economies
67(4)
Measuring Sectoral Transformation In the New Economy
71(2)
Putting These Together with Trade Patterns: Competitive Pressures and Opportunities
73(6)
Other Aspects of Differential Progress
79(4)
Brain drain:
80(1)
Reactions from civil society:
81(1)
International relations and new alliances?
81(2)
Analytical Conclusions
83(8)
Challenge to Reforms: Spanning the Four Policy Domains
83(1)
``Stove-pipe'' government bureaucracy and public-private alliances:
83(1)
Poor domestic and global economic and political environments:
84(1)
Resource transfers and liberalization:
84(1)
Challenges for Trade and Cross-Border Investment Liberalization
84(1)
Absence of on-going multilateral trade round:
85(1)
Incomplete fulfillment of existing commitments:
85(1)
Challenges for Banking and Financial Market Policies
85(2)
Poor Supervisory Oversight:
86(1)
Lack of Financial Skills:
86(1)
Thin non-bank financial markets:
87(1)
Challenges for Fiscal Policy and Reform of Fiscal Activities
87(2)
Redirecting internal operations and external activities:
88(1)
Transforming inner workings of government:
88(1)
Challenges for Pro-competitive Market Policies and Legal Regime
89(1)
Sophistication and rapid evolution of competitive environment:
89(1)
Difficulty of scope and nature of legal reforms:
89(1)
Lack of a trusted environment:
89(1)
Command and control will speed adjustments right now:
90(1)
A Final Word
90(1)
Appendix 1 Research on Transformation of Industries by ICTs Technologies 91(2)
Appendix 2 Trade Exposure Charts for Each Economy 93(10)
Appendix 3 Trade Exposure Charts for Each Sector 103(6)
Appendix 4 Case Studies 109

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