Asian Economies
Asia accounts for 52% of the world’s population and (as of 2016) 39% of the world’s GDP. By the end of the decade Asia will account for 42% of the world’s GDP. Asia takes almost three-quarters of Australia’s exports of goods and services and supplies more than half of Australia’s imports. You simply can’t understand Australia’s long-term economic prospects without a good understanding of what’s happening in the major Asian economies.
Outlook for Asian economies
Asian Economies | 1st July 2009Presentation to the International Conference of Commercial Bank Economists (ICCBE) in Munich, Germany, 1st July 2009
China and the New Economic Order
Asian Economies | 17th June 2009Festival of Ideas, Melbourne, 17th June 2009
Outlook for Asian economies
Asian Economies | 4th July 2007Presentation to the International Conference of Commercial Bank Economists (ICCBE) in Madrid, Spain, 4th July 2007
Patterns in Investment Flows
Asian Economies | 12th December 2006Talk to a conference organized by the Australian APEC Study Centre at Monash University, 12th December 2006
China and India in the World Economy
Asian Economies | 7th July 2005Paper presented to the International Conference of Commercial Bank Economists, 7th July 2005
Progress in Korean Economic Reform
Asian Economies | 1st May 2000Address to a Korea-Australia Economic and Business Seminar Sponsored by Asialink and the Embassy of the Republic of Korea, Melbourne, 1st May 2000
Japan’s Economic Challenge and the Implications for Australia
Asian Economies | 11th August 1998Address to the Queensland-Japan Chamber of Commerce, Brisbane, 11th August 1998
