The Asian “Noodle Bowl”:Is It Serious for Business?
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Keywords
regional trade; global financial crisis; economic downturn; Free trade agreements; GATT; WTO; ASEAN; PRC; ADB; APEC; rules of origins; Doha trade; JETRO; UNCTAD; GNI per Capita; Tariffs; economic integration; 1997–1998 Asian financial crisis; European and North American economic integration; FDI; MNC; trade liberalization; change in tariff classification (CTC) rule; value content (VC); ASEAN-PRC FTA; ASEAN-Korea FTA; and ASEAN-Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA); SME; export;All these keywords.
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