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Singapore: the FEP of a global city-state

In: The Foreign Economic Policies of Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan

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Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan – East Asia’s newly industrialised economies (the NIE-3) – experienced a profound development transformation over recent decades. Christopher Dent makes a comparative study of their foreign economic policies, highlighting how the NIE-3 have engaged with the international economic system in an increasingly dynamic way. The book develops a new macro-framework of foreign economic policy analysis that provides the structure for this study.

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  • ., 2002. "Singapore: the FEP of a global city-state," Chapters, in: The Foreign Economic Policies of Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan, chapter 3, pages 61-131, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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