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SECTION III. MANUFACTURING 9. Textiles & Garments 10. Electronics 11. Auto Industry 12. Crises: Manufacturers’ Access to Capital 13. Aerospace SECTION IV. SERVICES 14. Manufacturing-Related Services Financial Services I: Capital Markets Financial Services II: Financial Institutions 17. The ‘Knowledge Economy’: IT, Back-Office & Beyond SECTION V. OPPORTUNITIES & RISKS 18. Cities: Where Energy, Manufacturing & Services Converge 19. Nations: Economic ‘Miracles’, ‘Crises’ & Beyond 20. The Future of the Asia-Pacific Region: Current Crises, Future OpportunitiesEntries/2009/3/2_Textiles_%26_Garments.htmlEntries/2009/3/4_Electronics.htmlEntries/2009/3/9_Auto_Industry.htmlEntries/2009/3/11_Emerging_Manufacturers_%26_Access_to_Capital.htmlEntries/2009/3/16_Aerospace.htmlEntries/2009/3/18_Manufacturing-Related_Services.htmlEntries/2009/3/30_Financial_Services_I__Capital_Markets.htmlEntries/2009/4/1_Financial_Services_II__Financial_Institutions.htmlEntries/2009/4/6_The_Knowledge_Economy__IT,_Back-Office_%26_Beyond.htmlEntries/2009/4/6_The_Knowledge_Economy__IT,_Back-Office_%26_Beyond.htmlEntries/2009/4/8_Cities__Where_Energy,_Manufacturing_%26_Services_Converge.htmlEntries/2009/4/8_Cities__Where_Energy,_Manufacturing_%26_Services_Converge.htmlEntries/2009/4/13_Nations__Economic_%E2%80%98Miracles%E2%80%99,_%E2%80%98Crises%E2%80%99_%26_Beyond.htmlEntries/2009/4/13_Nations__Economic_%E2%80%98Miracles%E2%80%99,_%E2%80%98Crises%E2%80%99_%26_Beyond.htmlEntries/2009/4/15_Conclusions-The_Future_of_the_Asia-Pacific_Region.htmlEntries/2009/4/15_Conclusions-The_Future_of_the_Asia-Pacific_Region.htmlshapeimage_7_link_0shapeimage_7_link_1shapeimage_7_link_2shapeimage_7_link_3shapeimage_7_link_4shapeimage_7_link_5shapeimage_7_link_6shapeimage_7_link_7shapeimage_7_link_8shapeimage_7_link_9shapeimage_7_link_10shapeimage_7_link_11shapeimage_7_link_12shapeimage_7_link_13shapeimage_7_link_14shapeimage_7_link_15
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SECTION I. PERSPECTIVES 1. Asia in the World Economy: Comparative Perspectives 2. Output Market: Goods and Services 3. How Firms Compete: Competing Models 4. Input Markets: Capital, Labor, Land, Technology 5. Current Crises: Moving From Input to Output Markets SECTION II. ENERGY 6. Energy Demand 7. Energy Supply 8. Case Study: ChinaEntries/2009/1/28_Asia_in_Comparative_Perspective.htmlEntries/2009/1/28_Asia_in_Comparative_Perspective.htmlEntries/2009/2/2_Output_Markets.htmlEntries/2009/2/4_How_Firms_Compete.htmlEntries/2009/2/9_Input_Markets.htmlEntries/2009/2/9_Input_Markets.htmlEntries/2009/2/11_Current_Crises.htmlEntries/2009/2/11_Current_Crises.htmlEntries/2009/2/18_Energy_Demand.htmlEntries/2009/2/23_Energy_Supply.htmlEntries/2009/2/25_Energy__China_Case_Study.htmlshapeimage_9_link_0shapeimage_9_link_1shapeimage_9_link_2shapeimage_9_link_3shapeimage_9_link_4shapeimage_9_link_5shapeimage_9_link_6shapeimage_9_link_7shapeimage_9_link_8shapeimage_9_link_9shapeimage_9_link_10
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