Economic relations with East Asia

US Strategy towards East Asia Economic Cooperation

The aim of this article is to analyze US strategy towards economic integration in the East Asia, which excludes the United States. In last few years, East Asia is witnessing the emergence of several trade blocs and many ambitious initiatives implying closer integration in East Asia. This new regionalism reflects a process of convergence based on unilateral reform efforts. Currently, China bears...

Toward Economic Cooperation in East Asia

Regional Economic Integration and Cooperation in East Asia

author is thankful to Ken Heydon and other participants in the workshop for comments and suggestions.

Microeconomic Determinants of Economic Growth in East Asia

Economic Considerations for International Electricity Interconnection in North East Asia

The interconnection can supply response energy and reserve energy to stabilise the North Korean grid in the presence of large generation units. International data suggests that provision of primary response costs about $15 per MW per hour. 700 MW would be required by North Korea and could be provided by either South Korea or Russia at little cost even when the transmission line is used at full ...