The global economy is in the midst of upheaval and radical change.
In the wake of Soviet collapse and a shift in economic emphasis
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, a new balance of power is
emerging. "Managing Trade Relations in the New World Economy"
analyzes the impact of this "new order" for international trade.
Thomas Andersson examines how exports from the new economic
superpowers of East Asia have sky-rocketed and given them huge
trade surpluses, whilst the economies of the West have accrued
equally massive deficits. He identifies the key factors in East
Asian success as human capital, the application of new technologies
and foreign investment. The experience of Japan and the East Asian
newly industrialized countries is contrasted with that of North
America and western Europe. The US has lost its economic hegemony
and become pre-occupied with the problem of its domestic economy.
The European economies have had similar difficulties in meeting the
East Asian challenge and are now absorbed with the transformation
of the formerly state planned economies.
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