Direct Foreign Investment In Asia's Developing Economies And Structural Change In The Asia-pacific Region

Abstract

Part 1 Issues and theory: direct foreign investment and structural change in the Asia-Pacific region - the issues, Seiji Naya and Eric D. Ramstetter the theory of the multinational enterprise - a common analytical framework, James R. Markusen. Part 2 Inward investment and structural change in developing economies: foreign firms and structural change in Indonesia, Mari Pangetsu foreign firms in promoted industries and structural change in Thailand, Somsak Tambunlertchai. Part 3 Inward investment and structural change in newly industrializing economies: direct investment and structural change in Korean manufacturing, Chung H. Lee and E.D. Ramstetter foreign firms and structural change in Taiwan, Chi Schive and Jenn-Hwa Tu. Part 4 Outward investment and structural change in industrialized economies: the rapid increase of direct investment abroad and structural adjustment in Japan, Shujiro Urata multinational firm activity and structural adjustment in the United States, E.D. Ramstetter. Part 5 Regional and global perspectives: multinational affiliates and the changing division of labour in the Asia-Pacific region, Michael G. Plummer and E.D. Ramstetter direct foreign investment and structural change in developing Asia, Japan and the United Staes, Robert E. Lipsey multinationals and structural change - implications of Asia-Pacific experiences, S. Naya and E.D. Ramstetter.

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