Bedah jurnal ( the future of the asian economic and
financial comunity)
From the
beginning , Asia has become an important area for the OECD in terms of members
and partners . While the region's economic performance remains strong ,
structural reforms , supported by a coherent macro-economic policies , need to
be put in place to maintain this positive momentum . This note focuses on three
specific medium-to long-term issues - issues that are important in shaping the
future of Asian economic and financial community : First , in the fields of
trade , the importance of measuring the value -added terms trad . Second , long-term
financing term investment , especially in infrastructure , and making
investments is " green " , Third , regional financial cooperation in
Asia is supposed to be more solid and robust . Some further policy challenges
are addressed immediately at the end where a couple of areas of cooperation
between the OECD and the Asian region are highlighted and further possibilities
for working together briefly explored .JEL Classification : F10 , F20 , F21 ,
F30 , F32 , F33 , F60 , G10Keywords : Asian economies , international trade ,
global Value Chains ( GVCs ) , capital flows , regional economic and financial
integration , globalization .
Conclusion:
Conclusion:
1. Who is to
say asia has become an important area for the OECD in terms of members and
partners?
Rintaro Tamaki, deputy secretary general of the OECD. The note focuses on three specific medium to long-term issues - issues that are important in shaping the future of Asian economic and financial community, as well as co-operation between the OECD and the Asian region are highlighted and further possibilities for working together briefly explored.
Rintaro Tamaki, deputy secretary general of the OECD. The note focuses on three specific medium to long-term issues - issues that are important in shaping the future of Asian economic and financial community, as well as co-operation between the OECD and the Asian region are highlighted and further possibilities for working together briefly explored.
2. How depiction of the economy's growth in Asia?
Prospects
for economic growth South Asian countries will likely grow up to 4.7 percent in
2013 and 5.5 percent in 2014 in which the Indian economy is expected to grow
4.7 percent in fiscal year 2013 and 5.7 percent in 2014.Meanwhile , economic
growth in Southeast Asian countries was revised to 4.8 percent in 2013 and 5.2
percent in 2014 . Revision is due to the uncertainty due to political tensions
in Thailand and the devastating impact of Typhoon Haiyan who attacked the
Philippines . While economic growth in Central Asia is expected to continue to
grow to 5.7 percent for 2013 and 6.1 percent for 2014 .As for inflation
developing countries of Asia is expected to remain stable with an estimated 3.7
% in 2014 from 3.6 % in 2013. To estimate inflation east Asia is expected to be
0.1 percentage points higher than in 2013 due to rising vegetable prices
accelerate inflation in the PRC .For South Asia inflation forecast will come
back down as in 2013 due to changes in the consumer price index in Bangladesh .
Inflation still continues to beproblematic . The decline in food prices dampen
inflationary pressures in Southeast Asia and Central Asia .
For
additional information on the other hand, the ratings agency Standard &
Poor's said the economic growth in the Asia Pacific region will grow 5.4
percent in 2014 from 5.3 percent in 2013.
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3. Asia
Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) What positive and negative impacts of the
economic aspects? positive aspect in this aspect with the globalization we can
learn things - things:
1.More open International markets for domestic production
2. Encourage us to produce high-quality goods
3. Encourage employers to improve efficiency and eliminate the high cost
4. Enable can increase employment and foreign exchange.
The negative impact of the economic aspects are:
1. With openness then we will be flooded with goods - goods from outside.
2. With freedom influx of foreign investment to our country, our economy can master.
3.With the presence of free persangian then later there will be economic actors who wins and loses.
1.More open International markets for domestic production
2. Encourage us to produce high-quality goods
3. Encourage employers to improve efficiency and eliminate the high cost
4. Enable can increase employment and foreign exchange.
The negative impact of the economic aspects are:
1. With openness then we will be flooded with goods - goods from outside.
2. With freedom influx of foreign investment to our country, our economy can master.
3.With the presence of free persangian then later there will be economic actors who wins and loses.
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