Asian Economic Community: intra-community macro-and-micro-economic parameters

The Asian Economic Community 10 APEC: Catalyst or Diluent?

“…For example, see OECD (1995), WTO (1995), Dutta (2001). satisfy these typical criteria to a certain extent.…”

“…On the same line of assertion, Dutta (2001) suggested the 3 + 5 intra-regional economic integration model in Asia, including three East Asian economies-Japan, Korea, and China-plus the original five members of Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN)-Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and Philippines.…”

“…1 In other words, the role of regional economic unions/communities is becoming more and more important for the success of globalization. Empirical evidence from the successful integration process of the EU, Dutta (2001), Kojima (2000), and Letiche (2000) especially emphasized that economic integration in Asia should be promoted by adopting the lessons from the EU Model, so that the Asian regional economic integration could contribute to its own competitive position in the world market as well as to the paradigm of globalization.…”

Economic Comparison of Agricultural Sector of Eurasian Countries – Is There Any Potential for Development Through Economic Cooperation?

“…In addition to this, functional regional cooperation encourages the influx of capital and enhances productivity (Kumar, 2015). It might be stated that unless regional cooperation is functional, the paradigm of globalization cannot function (Dutta, 2002). Eurasian countries usually face the same problems which need to be solved together, through closer cooperation.…”

A study on the modified components of Asian Currency Unit: an application of the Artificial Neural Network

“…The Euro was officially circulated in the European Union in 2002, and by 2004, its scale had been extended to Eastern Europe. A single currency mechanism could decrease the transition cost and the instability of the exchange rate (Letiche 2000;Dutta 2002).…”