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Emulative Development through Trade Expansions: East Asian EvidenceVan H. PhamBaylor University - Department of Economics Henry Wan Jr.Cornell University - Department of Economics 1999 INTERNATIONAL TRADE POLICY AND THE PACIFIC RIM, John Piggott & Alan Woodland, eds., Macmillan Press, 1999 Abstract: We identify East Asian growth as an 'emulative process'. Distilling salient facts from a set of particular cases, we construct an example to capture the essence of such technology transfer, where the government of a developing economy may provide adequate incentive for the firms of a developed economy to invest. The presence of the latter allows agents in the developing economy to acquire enough information to launch their own business but not enough to outcompete the investor. The formulation is information-theoretic and in the form of a multi-stage game. We relate our findings to recent views on the cause and future of East Asian growth.
Keywords: Development, Foreign investment, Information, Technological diffusion, Technology transfer, Trade JEL Classification: D83, F13, F21, O30, O53 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: March 5, 2009 ; Last revised: August 27, 2012Suggested CitationContact Information
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