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The four little dragons: the spread of industrialisation in East Asia

By:

VOGEL Ezra F

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Cambridge, Mass., USA: Harvard Univ Press, 1991Description: 138pISBN:

067431526X (pbk.):

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Summary: Explanation of how Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan and Singapore managed to develop their economies so quickly and so well that by the early 1990s they were all among the world's top seventeen trading nations.

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Explanation of how Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan and Singapore managed to develop their economies so quickly and so well that by the early 1990s they were all among the world's top seventeen trading nations.

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