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Journal of Asian Economics | 1994

East Asian NIC manufactured intra-industry trade 1965–1990

Peter C. Y. Chow; Mitchell H. Kellman; Yochanan Shachmurove

Abstract This paper examines the intra-industry trade of the four East Asian Newly Industrialized Countries (Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan) with European markets, Japan and the United States over the period 1965–1990. Five hypotheses are tested: (1) the effects of product differentiation; (2) the presence of scale economies; (3) the broadening of economic bases as the countrys GNP increases; (4) the influence of multinational corporations (MNCs); and (5) the income-similarity (Linder) Hypothesis. The paper notes the empirical relevance of Inter-Industry trade for NIC exports, and finds empirical support for several theoretical explanations of this phenomenon. ( JEL F14)


Archive | 1993

Prospects in OECD Markets

Peter C. Y. Chow; Mitchell H. Kellman


Archive | 1993

Theoretical Underpinnings of Success

Peter C. Y. Chow; Mitchell H. Kellman


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The Comparative Advantage of the NICS

Peter C. Y. Chow; Mitchell H. Kellman


Archive | 1993

Export Patterns: Who's Ahead?

Peter C. Y. Chow; Mitchell H. Kellman


Archive | 1993

Intra-Industry Trade: Diversification Versus Specialization

Peter C. Y. Chow; Mitchell H. Kellman


Archive | 1993

Balancing Imports and Exports with OECD

Peter C. Y. Chow; Mitchell H. Kellman


Archive | 1993

Anatomy of Success

Peter C. Y. Chow; Mitchell H. Kellman


Archive | 1993

The Sources of Export Growth

Peter C. Y. Chow; Mitchell H. Kellman


Archive | 1993

Coping with OECD Protectionism

Peter C. Y. Chow; Mitchell H. Kellman

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