About the Author
Joe Studwell
ISBN 9781846682438
Rs. 1,120
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How Asia Works
Who it's for: Readers interested in economics, development, and Asian affairs
In How Asia Works, Joe Studwell systematically dissects the economic strategies employed by successful Asian nations, revealing the core policies and practices that fueled their rapid development. This book challenges conventional wisdom by offering a critical look at the mechanisms behind Asia's economic ascent and the often-overlooked decisions that led to success and failure.Why You Should Read? Provides a detailed analysis of economic strategies across various Asian countries. Offers insights into the successes and failures of different economic models. Includes case studies of nations such as China, Japan, and South Korea. Authored by a seasoned journalist and economist with extensive experience in Asia.
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- Examines core policies and practices fueling Asia's economic ascent
- Challenges conventional wisdom on development
- Includes case studies of China, Japan, and South Korea
- Authored by a seasoned journalist and economist with Asia experience
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Which countries are covered in the book?
The book includes case studies of China, Japan, and South Korea, among other Asian nations.
What is the main argument of the book?
The book challenges conventional wisdom by revealing the core policies and practices that fueled rapid development in successful Asian nations.
Who is the author?
Joe Studwell, a seasoned journalist and economist with extensive experience in Asia.
What kind of book is this?
It is a non-fiction work in the category of Business & Economics.