Macroeconomic linkages between selected east Asian economies and the US

The paper will assess the extent of transmission of output shocks from the United States (US) to a number of East Asian economies. Quarterly data series spanning from the early 1990s would be mobilized for the purpose. The existing pattern of global economic recovery from the 2007 US subprime crisis...

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Main Author: Tan, E.C.
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Language:English
Published: 2010
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Online Access:http://eprints.um.edu.my/11309/1/CS5-A4_Tan.pdf
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description The paper will assess the extent of transmission of output shocks from the United States (US) to a number of East Asian economies. Quarterly data series spanning from the early 1990s would be mobilized for the purpose. The existing pattern of global economic recovery from the 2007 US subprime crisis would allude to the ability of East Asian economies to grow quite independently of the U.S. Indeed, certain quarters would even hail the region as a potential savior of the global economy. Greater intra‐regional trade and domestic demands are perceived as the factors responsible for this de‐coupling phenomenon. However, this notion of decoupling has also met with much skepticism. The detractors would contend that most of the intra‐regional trade is generated by international production fragmentation that drives trading in parts and components. They are then assembled into final products especially in China to be exported extra‐regionally. However, this paper would address the issue of decoupling based not upon trade and production but macroeconomic data as an alternative front.
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spelling um.eprints-113092014-12-18T01:44:41Z http://eprints.um.edu.my/11309/ Macroeconomic linkages between selected east Asian economies and the US Tan, E.C. HB Economic Theory The paper will assess the extent of transmission of output shocks from the United States (US) to a number of East Asian economies. Quarterly data series spanning from the early 1990s would be mobilized for the purpose. The existing pattern of global economic recovery from the 2007 US subprime crisis would allude to the ability of East Asian economies to grow quite independently of the U.S. Indeed, certain quarters would even hail the region as a potential savior of the global economy. Greater intra‐regional trade and domestic demands are perceived as the factors responsible for this de‐coupling phenomenon. However, this notion of decoupling has also met with much skepticism. The detractors would contend that most of the intra‐regional trade is generated by international production fragmentation that drives trading in parts and components. They are then assembled into final products especially in China to be exported extra‐regionally. However, this paper would address the issue of decoupling based not upon trade and production but macroeconomic data as an alternative front. 2010-10 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.um.edu.my/11309/1/CS5-A4_Tan.pdf Tan, E.C. (2010) Macroeconomic linkages between selected east Asian economies and the US. In: The 12th International Convention of the East Asian Economic Association, 02-03 Oct 2010, Seoul, Korea.
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Macroeconomic linkages between selected east Asian economies and the US
title Macroeconomic linkages between selected east Asian economies and the US
title_full Macroeconomic linkages between selected east Asian economies and the US
title_fullStr Macroeconomic linkages between selected east Asian economies and the US
title_full_unstemmed Macroeconomic linkages between selected east Asian economies and the US
title_short Macroeconomic linkages between selected east Asian economies and the US
title_sort macroeconomic linkages between selected east asian economies and the us
topic HB Economic Theory
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