Toothless Tigers? East Asian Economic Growth from 1960 to 1990
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Auteurs : Robin Grier [États-Unis]Source :
- Review of Development Economics [ 1363-6669 ] ; 2003-08.
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- geographic : Singapour.
- topic : Développement économique, Croissance économique, Accroissement de population, Politique publique.
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- Actual growth, Actual growth rate, Actual growth rates, Actual levels, Asian, Blackwell, Blackwell publishing, Brookings papers, Conditional convergence, Critical value, Crony capitalism, Current investment, East asia, East asia rmspe, East asian, East asian countries, East asian economies, East asian growth, East asian region, Economic development, Economic growth, Economic instability, Equivalent factor accumulation, Error term, Factor accumulation, Factor input growth, Forecast error, Forecast growth, Forecasting growth, Functional form, Grier, Growth accounting, Growth economics, Growth forecasts, Growth rate, High growth rates, High levels, High productivity growth, Hong kong, Human capital, Income growth, Income growth income, Independent variables, Individual countries, Individual country, Industrializing countries, Input accumulation, Input growth, Interesting results, International comparisons, Limited degrees, Little bias, Monetary economics, Monolithic block, Nancial crisis, Nber macroeconomics, Neoclassical revival, Null hypothesis, Oecd, Oecd countries, Other group, Penn world tables, Population growth, Production function, Productivity growth, Public policy, Quarterly journal, Region hong kong indonesia, Rich country, Rmspe, Robin, Robin grier, Same level, Secondary schooling, Singapore, Solow, Solow model, Statistic, Steady states, Systematic bias, Technological progress, Test statistic, Time dummies, Wald test, World bank.
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- Actual growth, Actual growth rate, Actual growth rates, Actual levels, Asian, Blackwell, Blackwell publishing, Brookings papers, Conditional convergence, Critical value, Crony capitalism, Current investment, East asia, East asia rmspe, East asian, East asian countries, East asian economies, East asian growth, East asian region, Economic development, Economic growth, Economic instability, Equivalent factor accumulation, Error term, Factor accumulation, Factor input growth, Forecast error, Forecast growth, Forecasting growth, Functional form, Grier, Growth accounting, Growth economics, Growth forecasts, Growth rate, High growth rates, High levels, High productivity growth, Hong kong, Human capital, Income growth, Income growth income, Independent variables, Individual countries, Individual country, Industrializing countries, Input accumulation, Input growth, Interesting results, International comparisons, Limited degrees, Little bias, Monetary economics, Monolithic block, Nancial crisis, Nber macroeconomics, Neoclassical revival, Null hypothesis, Oecd, Oecd countries, Other group, Penn world tables, Population growth, Production function, Productivity growth, Public policy, Quarterly journal, Region hong kong indonesia, Rich country, Rmspe, Robin, Robin grier, Same level, Secondary schooling, Singapore, Solow, Solow model, Statistic, Steady states, Systematic bias, Technological progress, Test statistic, Time dummies, Wald test, World bank.
Abstract
The author studies East Asian economic performance relative to the experience of a sample of rich, industrialized countries. On combining the coefficients from an augmented Solow model of growth for a sample of industrialized countries with the actual levels of factor accumulation in East Asia, no evidence is found that the region as a whole is over‐achieving. Only Hong Kong and Taiwan can be characterized as over‐achievers. Further, Indonesia and Thailand (when income growth is measured in per‐worker terms) are actually significant under‐achievers, growing slower than forecasted growth in every period.
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DOI: 10.1111/1467-9361.00198
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