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To, Trung Thanh. "Business cycle analysis for ASEAN-5 countries". Thesis, University of Birmingham, 2008. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.522051.
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Anthony, Mely Caballero. "Regional organizations and regional security: the role of regional organizations in conflict management : the caseof ASEAN". Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 1999. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B4389429X.
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Sauian, Mohd Sahar. "An analytical assessment of ASEAN economic integration". Thesis, Cardiff University, 1988. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.281426.
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Yusoff, Maziah Che. "Financial Integration between the Asean Countries : EmpiricalInvestigation and Policy Implications". Thesis, University of Leeds, 2010. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.534425.
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Le, Hang Minh. "Foreign direct investment and economic growth : evidence from ASEAN countries". Thesis, Durham University, 2004. http://etheses.dur.ac.uk/1742/.
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Booppanon, Sarasin. "The effects of bilateral and regional investment agreements on the FDI inflows into ASEAN countries". Fairfax, VA : George Mason University, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/1920/2961.
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Thesis (Ph. D.)--George Mason University, 2007.Title from PDF t.p. (viewed Jan. 17, 2008). Thesis director: Kenneth A. Reinert. Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Public Policy. Vita: 175 p. Includes bibliographical references (p. 165-174). Also available in print.
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Aljandali, Abdulkader. "Exchange rate forecasting : regional applications to ASEAN, CACM, MERCOSUR and SADC countries". Thesis, London Metropolitan University, 2014. http://repository.londonmet.ac.uk/675/.
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This thesis contributes to knowledge concerning the volatility and forecasting of exchange rates in the emerging world. It investigates the exchange rates of the leading trading blocs in that part of the world. This thesis examines exchange rates of selected emerging countries across continents and fills gaps in the literature pertaining to local and regional analyses of exchange rates, with an investigation of the determinants of their fluctuations in selected common markets in Africa, Asia, Central and Latin America. Exchange rates of countries from the four different regions are investigated separately, followed by an analysis within and across regions to identify common patterns of exchange rates fluctuations. Monthly forecasts are generated for a period of 24 months to test the performance of the times series, cointegration and combination techniques used in this thesis. The results show that exchange rates of countries in the same region behave similarly following a shock to the system. Additionally, exchange rates of countries at the same stage of development albeit in different geographical location (Central America, Southern Africa, Latin America and Southeast Asia) share some similarities. This thesis found that all exchange rates examined have been volatile. Furthermore, asymmetric volatility was particularly relevant in the modelling process mainly for countries that suffered from the aftermath of a financial or debt crisis, especially in Asia and Latin America. Exponential smoothing time series models provided the most accurate forecasts for the sampled exchange rates, while combination models outperformed single time series models in about 70% of the cases. ARDL cointegration models had limited success in the forecasting exercise but were particularly relevant as a composite method and were the best performing models when combined with time series techniques.
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Abdullah, Ramdzani Bin. "An investigation of the early experience of establishing environmental impact assessment in ASEAN countries". Thesis, Imperial College London, 1989. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.327220.
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Chua, Ek Kay, University of Western Sydney y Faculty of Visual and Performing Arts. "The emergence of the Nanyang style and its role in the regionalism of ASEAN countries". THESIS_FVPA_XXX_Chua_E.xml, 1997. http://handle.uws.edu.au:8081/1959.7/715.
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ASEAN has been carrying out art activities since its formation in 1967. Some of the artists from the region have initiated discussions about their traditional cultures and aesthetic discourses in recent years. One of the main issues during the 93 Symposium at Manilla was to call for an Asean aesthetic identity. It was due to the increasing awareness of the growing consciousness of culture and identity in the region. This paper begins with the history of the Nanyang Style which was established by a group of immigrant artists from China during the 30s and 40s. The Nanyang Style of art was an integration of traditional Chinese ink and wash painting, and was influenced by the School of Paris and local subject matter. By synthesising these three elements, the Nanyang artists were able to imbue a sense of local consciousness within their works. During the 1950s the Nanyang artists had extended their aesthetic explorations to Bali and since then Balinese indigenous art has become a major influence on the Nanyang Style. This was seen as an issue of regionalism in the early art history of Singapore. Nanyang Style became the mainstream in visual arts practice in Singapore until it was replaced by Abstract Expressionism and Pop art in the 1970s. Attempted in this paper however, is a re-examination of the Nanyang Style in order to demonstrate its significant contribution to the art world of Singapore. This paper also suggets that Nanyang Style might be reassessed as a metaphor for Singaporean cultural identity given its synthesised characteristics. This reassessment will further contribute to the broader debate concerning the shaping of an ASEAN aesthetic in the regionMaster of Arts (Hons)
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Chua, Ek Kay. "The emergence of the Nanyang style and its role in the regionalism of ASEAN countries /". View thesis, 1995. http://library.uws.edu.au/adt-NUWS/public/adt-NUWS20030917.093855/index.html.
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Coimbra, Joao Pedro de Sa. "European Union integration model : follow me model for ASEAN?" Thesis, University of Macau, 2008. http://umaclib3.umac.mo/record=b1880477.
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Roberts, Christopher B. Humanities & Social Sciences Australian Defence Force Academy UNSW. "ASEAN's Security Community Project : Challenges and Opportunities in the Pursuit of Comprehensive Integration". Awarded by:University of New South Wales - Australian Defence Force Academy, 2008. http://handle.unsw.edu.au/1959.4/40261.
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In October 2003, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) proposed the establishment of a security, economic and socio-cultural community by the year 2020. Given that initiators of the ASEAN proposal were informed by the scholarly literature on the concept of a 'security community', this dissertation develops and then tests the concept in relation to the ASEAN states. Here, the concept of a 'security community' is understood as 'a transnational grouping of two or more states whose sovereignty is increasingly amalgamated and whose people maintain dependable expectations of peaceful change'. The application of the 'security community framework' developed in this study is necessary to provide a conceptual basis for critically assessing the major factors that could potentially impede ASEAN's evolution towards a security community. For the purpose of such an assessment, the study provides a detailed investigation of the most significant historical issues and contemporary security challenges that inform the nature of inter-state relations in Southeast Asia. As a complement to this approach, the dissertation incorporates the analysis of data obtained from extensive fieldwork in all ten of the ASEAN states involving over 100 in-depth interviews and two survey designs (one at the elite level and another at the communal level) involving 919 participants. While the survey work, especially at the communal level, is best considered a pilot study and the results are therefore to be considered as indicative, the research nevertheless represents the first empirical assessment of regional perceptions of trust, intra-mural relations, security, economic integration, and liberalisation and of a broad range of other factors relevant to the analysis. The interview data has also been invaluable in uncovering previously unpublished information and in contextualising the analysis. Despite a considerable strengthening of the region's security architecture since ASEAN's formation, the ten chapters in the study reveal that the Association has a long way to travel before it will satisfy the defining criteria of a security community. The region lacks a common sense of community and consequently the level of trust between the Southeast Asian states remains problematic. The political elite continue to engage in episodes of competitive behaviour, have been unable to resolve territorial disputes, and thus the continued potential for armed conflict undermines the prospect for 'dependable expectations of peaceful change'. Therefore, ASEAN's evolution towards the status of a security community, if it proceeds further, will likely occur over the course of many decades rather than by ASEAN's current goal of 2015.
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Bende-Nabende, Anthony. "The role of FDI in the economic growth of the asean-5 economies, with policy implications for the least developed countries". Thesis, University of Birmingham, 1998. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.668321.
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Le, Nguyen minh phuong. "Three Essays on Banking Integration in ASEAN Banking Integration in ASEAN-6: An empirical investigation Banking Integration: A Systematic Literature Review and Bibliometric Analysis Banking Integration and Market Competition Evidence from ASEAN-6 countries Banking Integration and Stability: The Trade-off between Risk Sharing and Contagion Risk". Thesis, université Paris-Saclay, 2021. http://www.theses.fr/2021UPASI002.
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L'intégration bancaire a été une source de financement importante pour le processus de redressement des économies de l'ASEAN ces dernières années. Ces liens bancaires apportent de nombreux avantages vitaux, notammentsous la forme d'une diversification pour les banques et d'un partage des risques, mais ils ont aussi des coûts potentiels en termes de risques de contagion. Il n'est donc pas surprenant que les liens financiers, et en particulier les liens en matière de prêts bancaires, soient identifiés comme l'un des principaux canaux de transmission de la dernière crise des économies avancées vers cette région. Alors que de nombreuses recherches ont été menées dans les pays développés,, très peu d’entre elles se sont intéressées aux pays émergents, en particulier l’ASEAN. Cette thèse vise à étudier l'intégration bancaire dans les pays de l'ASEAN, en se concentrant sur plusieurs dimensions : mesures, déterminants, concurrence et stabilité. Cette thèse présente d'abord des mesures étendues de l'ouverture bancaire et du degré global équilibré d'intégration bancaire par les flux de capitaux ; elle met ensuite en évidence les principaux moteurs de l'intégration bancaire dans l'ASEAN, tels que la qualité réglementaire, la taille des banques et le risque de crédit global. Ensuite, par un modèle polynomial et un modèle à seuil, cette étude examine les effets non linéaires et hétérogènes de l'intégration bancaire sur la concurrence bancaire dans les pays de l'ASEAN. Troisièmement, le compromis entre les possibilités de partage des risques et le risque de contagion des liens bancaires a été analysé en testant comment trois aspects de l'intégration bancaire affectent la stabilité du système bancaire de l'ASEAN. Enfin, certaines suggestions concernant les implications politiques essentielles pour les autorités régionales sont examinées à la lumière des résultats, notamment dans le contexte de la Communauté économique de l'ASEANBanking integration has been a significant source of finance for the catching-up process of ASEAN economies in recent years. These banking linkages bring many vital benefits, perhaps most prominently in the form of diversification for banks and risk-sharing, but also have potential costs in terms of contagion risks. Therefore, it is not surprising that financial linkages and in particular bank lending ties have been identified as one of the main channels of transmission of the latest crisis from advanced economies to this area. While numerous research has been carried out in developed countries, there is very little research focusing on emerging markets, especially in ASEAN. This thesis aims to investigate the banking integration in ASEAN countries, focusing on several dimensions: measures, determinants, competition, and stability. This thesis first introduces extended measures of banking openness and the overall balanced degree of banking integration through capital flows; then highlights the main drivers of the banking integration in ASEAN, such as regulatory quality, bank size, and the global credit risk. Secondly, by a polynomial model and a threshold model, this study investigates the nonlinear and heterogeneous effects of banking integration on banking competition in ASEAN countries. Thirdly, the trade-off between risk-sharing possibilities and contagion risk of banking linkages was analyzed by testing how three aspects of banking integration affect the ASEAN banking system's stability. Finally, some suggestions about essential policy implications for regional authorities are discussed with the findings, especially in the context of the ASEAN Economic Community
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Yejoo, Kim. "Can regional organisations socialise states? Comparing human rights diffusion in ASEAN and SADC". Thesis, Stellenbosch : University of Stellenbosch, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/10019.1/6575.
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Thesis (MA)--University of Stellenbosch, 2011.ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The deteriorating human rights situations in Myanmar and Zimbabwe have drawn concerns from the international community. Mainly Western states and NGOs have criticised both governments and urged strong action from the regional organisations, namely ASEAN and SADC. However, because of the deeply rooted non-intervention norm in these regions, Southeast Asia and Southern Africa, the human rights situation in both states long remained serious. Recently however, ASEAN has taken up a strong stance towards Myanmar. On the contrary, SADC has showed reluctance to respond to the human rights violations in Zimbabwe. The question arises why these two regional organisations have showed different responses? In other words, the ASEAN member states have become relaxed and accepted the new human rights norm, discarding the traditional non-intervention norm, while the SADC member states still stick to the norm of non-intervention. In order to find answers, the focus in this thesis is on the process of socialisation which means that the actors adopt new norms which are also accepted by society as a whole. Three mechanisms which lead to socialisation, namely strategic calculation, role-playing and normative suasion, are discussed. The conclusion reached is that regional organisation can play a role in inducing the member states to accept the new norm, in the process the regional organisation is also socialised through interaction with other international organisations and actors. Here, historical background, and particularly the process of gaining independence in SADC heavily influenced the socialisation process in this region. SADC member states‘ liberation struggle against colonialism and apartheid led to the formation of strong bonds among member states that has made it difficult for respective state leaders to criticise each other. Such strong bonds do not exist in Southeast Asia. In Southeast Asia, member states interact actively with external actors such as the EU and NGOs. Thus they become receptive to human rights norms; in turn, the regional organisation itself has been socialised and has become relaxed enough to discard the non-intervention norm. Also an increasingly large middle class has become interested in the human rights situation in its neighbouring countries. These are the factors which have led to the differing responses from ASEAN and SADC to human rights abuses in their regions.
AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Nadat hulle onafhanklikheid gekry het, het die menseregte situasie in Myanmar en Zimbabwe agteruitgegaan. Die internasionale gemeenskap, meestal Westerse state en nie-regerings organisasies het albei regerings gekritiseer en die streeksorganisasies, naamlik ASEAN en SADC, dringend versoek om streng op te tree. Weens die diep-gewortelde nie-intervensie norm in beide Suidoos-Asië en Suider-Afrika het die menseregte situasie egter lank ernstig gebly. ASEAN het egter meer onlangs sterk standpunt ingeneem teenoor Myanmar. Maar SADC is nog steeds onwillig om te reageer op die menseregte vergrype in Zimbabwe. Die vraag is nou waarom hierdie twee streeksorganisasies so verskillend opgetree het. Die lidstate van ASEAN het ontspanne geraak en die nuwe menseregte norme aanvaar en die tradisionele nie-intervensie norm laat vaar, terwyl SADC lidstate nog hou by die nie-intervensie norm . In die soek na antwoorde, is die fokus van hierdie tesis op die proses van sosialisering wat beteken dat die akteurs nuwe norme wat deur die internasionale gemeenskap as geheel aanvaar word, aanneem. Die drie meganismes wat lei tot sosialisering, naamlik strategiese berekening, rol-speling en normatiewe oorreding, word bespreek. Die slotsom waartoe gekom word is dat streeksorganisasies ‘n rol kan speel in die oorreding van lidstate om die nuwe norm te aanvaar en dat die streeksorganisasies in die proses deur interaksie met ander internasionale organisasies en akteurs, self gesosialiseer word. Historiese agtergrond en veral die proses waardeur onafhanklikheid in die lande van Suider-Afrika verkry is, het die sosialisasie proses in die area beïnvloed. SADC lidstate se vryheidstryd teen kolonialisme en apartheid het sterk bande tussen lidstate gesmee en dit moeilik gemaak vir die leiers van die state om mekaar te kritiseer. Daar bestaan nie sulke sterk bande in Suidoos-Asië nie. Verder is daar in Suidoos-Asië aktiewe interaksie met ander organisasies soos die Europese Unie en met nie-regerings organisasies. Dus is hulle meer ontvanklik vir menseregte norms. Op hulle beurt is die streeksorganisasies ook gesosialiseer en het hulle ontspanne genoeg geraak om af te sien van die nie-intervensie norm. Die groeiende middelklas het ook geïnteresseerd geraak in die menseregte situasie in hulle eie en in die buurlande. Dit is die faktore wat gelei het tot die verskillende reaksies van ASEAN en SADC tot die menseregte vergrype in hulle onderskeie streke.
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Cheah, Kok Beng. "Diffusion of mobile phones across ASEAN countries". 2008. http://arrow.unisa.edu.au/vital/access/manager/Repository/unisa:37041.
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Chen, Wei-Ming y 陳緯銘. "Working Capital Management of Five ASEAN Countries". Thesis, 2014. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/34005439369090524719.
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碩士逢甲大學
國際貿易學系
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Working capital management plays an important role in financial management. The literature of modern financial management has always focused on the study of long-term financial decisions, such as capital structure, capital budgeting, and dividend policy. Most studies have focused on developed countries optimal working capital management, and less developed countries to explore. In recent years, the economics of five ASEAN countries develop rapidly and the economic growth in Asia towards the core of the trend is increasingly obvious. In this study we use five ASEAN countries, including Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam, in 2000-2012 to examine the cash conversion cycle. In this study, we use the least squares method and GMM to detect whether the company has the optimal working capital in five ASEAN countries. Empirical results show that the firms of Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia have the optimal cash conversion cycles while Vietnam and Philippines do not. In addition, the results from GMM show that the adjustment speeds are slow when their cash conversion cycles deviate the optimal ones. Keywords: Working Capital Management, five ASEAN countries
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Kuo, Hsin-yi y 郭心怡. "ASEAN Countries’ Strategies in the USA-PRC Competition". Thesis, 2013. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/31252646713959972466.
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碩士國立中山大學
中國與亞太區域研究所
101
ASEAN Countries’ Strategies in the USA-PRC Competition Abstract The Obama Administration has announced to return to Asia as a part of its new foreign policy. It has strengthened its security cooperation with its allies such as Japan, Australia, and the Philippines and upgraded its military capability in the region. Washington’s main purpose is to regain its influence in Asia and to cope with a rising China. The People’s Republic of China is able to use its economic power to increase its diplomatic leverage and supports its effort to enhance its international image and military modernization. The United States and China are two great powers whose competition and cooperation are critical to the regional development and stability in East Asia. The Southeast Asia has become the main target of the USA-PRC competition. This thesis analyzes the strategy of the ASEAN states in the USA-PRC competition. It argues that the ASEAN states use of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to increase their bargaining power to deal with the two great powers. They use the organization to affect the agenda setting and to shape East Asian order for their interests. It argues that it serve best the interests of the Southeast Asian countries if those countries could help shape a multi-polar power structure, deepen the regional interdependency, and increase the cost of conflict to encourage the regional actors to cooperate with each other. This thesis also studies the political, military, and economic cooperation between the ASEAN states and the United States and China. It suggests that ASEAN as a mechanism has the capacity to include the regional actors to participate in the discussion of regional affairs under ASEAN''s leadership. But when individual member state negotiate unilaterally either with the United States or China for its political, economic, and security concerns, ASEAN’s solidarity and capability to shape regional order could be weakened.
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Hutagalung, Debora Silvia y Debora S. H. "DETERMINANT OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN ASEAN COUNTRIES". Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/b8sf36.
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碩士國立臺北科技大學
管理國際學生碩士專班 (IMBA)
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This research aimed to analyze the effect of Exchange Rate, Inflation Rate, Interest Rate and Political stability index on Capital Inflows of Foreign Direct Investment in 8 of ASEAN Countries (Brunei Darussalam, Burma, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippine, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam). The research method uses Ordinary Least Square (OLS), data processing using SPSS program with annual data series from 2005 to 2015. According to the model, this research found that the Exchange Rate and Inflation Rate affect the capital inflows of FDI with significance levels of 0.08 and 0.015. While the lending rate has no effect in 8 ASEAN countries and the Political stability index affects the amount of FDI of capital inflows in Philippine country with a significance level of 0.003 but there is multicolinearity in the regression model with α = 5%.
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Chen, Jyh-ping y 陳治萍. "The ASEAN Countries'' Regional Political & Economic Development". Thesis, 1993. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/01879535266659069382.
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Wong, Si-Meng y 黃詩明. "Operation analysis for Taiwanese Banks investing in ASEAN countries". Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/3q7p35.
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碩士國立臺灣大學
財務金融學研究所
105
Based on Taiwanese banks’ expansion to Asian countries in recent years, we examine thoroughly the status of their overseas operation, particularly in ASEAN countries. We hope to provide some insights to Taiwanese government for policy making and to Taiwanese banks for assessments and developments of expansion to ASEAN countries. This research covers the followings: Taiwanese banks’ overseas expansion strategies, the current expansion progress, ASEAN countries’ economy and banking industry, Taiwanese banks’ overseas profitability, especially in ASEAN, a regression analysis to find out factors influencing the profitability in ASEAN countries, and difficulties of Taiwanese banks doing business in ASEAN. In this research, we mainly use these three methods: interviewing top and middle-level managers at Taiwanese banks, doing regression analysis and reviewing literatures. These are four main findings in this research. Firstly, in terms of investment, both Taiwanese banks’ investment cases and amounts increased significantly when Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) started to urge them to expand Asia presence, especially in ASEAN countries. Secondly, Taiwanese banking industry’s dependability to overseas business increase gradually in recent years, that helps to reduce the damage of excessive competition of banking industry in Taiwan. Thirdly, in ASEAN countries, Taiwanese subsidiary banks’ ROA is better than its parent banks’ as a whole, but the subsidiary banks’ performance was getting worse, as a result the ROA difference between subsidiary banks and parent banks narrowed during the past few years; in term of ROE, Taiwanese parent banks performed better than its subsidiary banks in ASEAN. Fourthly, we find out the factors influencing the profitability status of Taiwanese banks doing business in ASEAN countries through regression models. The independent variables in which can be divided into three categories, the macroeconomic factors between Taiwan and ASEAN countries, the financial environment of ASEAN countries as well as Taiwanese banks individual factors. The result shows that ASEAN countries’ interest rate spread (lending rate minus deposit rate), average ROE of banking industry in ASEAN countries and the difference of GDP growth rate between ASEAN countries and Taiwan are the three factors providing positive significant effects to Taiwanese subsidiaries in ASEAN. In conclusion, we suggest that Taiwanese banks continue to expand to ASEAN, but mainly to unsaturated markets, simultaneously target to the local people rather than only Taiwanese companies. Moreover, compared to traditional subsidiary banks and branches, we suggest Taiwanese banks to enter into ASEAN market by the form of micro-finance institution, which we believe would be more in line for local people’s needs.
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LUBIS, CANDRA HARIS TUA y CANDRA HARIS TUA LUBIS. "DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE: IMPLICATIONS FOR ASEAN COUNTRIES". Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/3hb3zc.
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碩士國立東華大學
經濟學系
105
The phenomenon of demographic transition around the World is apparent. This paper examines the impacts of demographic transition on trade in ASEAN and its main trading partners. We find that a low dependency ratio promotes total exports for 21 countries that we have studied. In this study we also use several variables that might affecting export, however we find that the impact of dependency ratio is the strongest among all variable we have and even the impact of dependency ratio is become stronger in the recent decades Furthermore, countries are categorized into developing and developed countries to examine whether trade pattern in ASEAN and its main trading partners follows the Heckscher-Ohlin model by considering dependency ratio as an explanatory variable. This is because most developing countries are still in the early stages of demographic transition and tend to have a more abundant working-age population which serves as a driving force for international trade. Hence, developing countries are likely to export more labor-intensives goods. On the other hand, most developed countries are in the last stage of demographic transition. Hence, we expect them to export less labor-intensive goods. Our empirical results show that developing countries which have a low dependency ratio will not always the exporter of labor-intensive goods. At the same time, developed countries which have a high dependency ratio will also not always become the exporter of capital-intensive goods. On the contrary, our studies find that developed countries become the exporter of labor-intensive goods. This counterintuitive result may be due to the issue of population ageing in developed countries.
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Jung, Ju Huang y 黃榮茹. "A Study of the Factors Influencing Southeast Asian Economic Growth – Evidences from ASEAN-5 Countries". Thesis, 2012. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/m9qdks.
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碩士東海大學
財務金融學系碩士在職專班
101
The purpose of this research is to explore the factors influencing economic growth among ASEAN-5 countries (Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand) in Southeast Asia, especially the situation of Economic recovery after the Asian financial crisis. And we try to find the driving factors which caused economic growth. The quarterly data are collected from the Datastream, spanning from 1999 Q1 to 2012 Q4. Through Eviews, the methods are using by ADF unit root tests 、Johansen cointegration test 、the Granger causality test and Regression Analysis. Evidences show that consumer price index caused the economic growth strongest in the macroeconomic aspect、services productivity caused the economic growth strongest in the industrial structure aspect、demographic dependency ratio is highly related to the economic growth in the human capital aspect、government debt caused the economic growth stronger in the government aspect.
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Julius, Federal. "Structural Change and Money Demand in the ASEAN-4 Countries". 2006. http://www.cetd.com.tw/ec/thesisdetail.aspx?etdun=U0005-1608200619544500.
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Chen, Po-Ching y 陳柏璟. "The study of VAT harmonization between China and ASEAN countries". Thesis, 2006. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/03551863467958869293.
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碩士逢甲大學
財稅所
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The trend of Global regional economic integration becomes more popular in recent years. Many countries start to establish free trade area (FTA) or regional economic associations.The southeast of Asian nations (ASEAN) singed an complete economic cooperation agreement with China in 2002, which planed to establish the ASEAN-China FTA and hoped to become an economic community similar to European Communities in the future.Therefore, this thesis tries to simulate the effect of VAT harmonization between China and ASEAN courtries. First, this thesis uses VAR model to investigate the interaction relation between each nation’s real VAT tax rate and macroeconomic variables. Second, according to VARX models, we simulate the effects of VAT tax rate harmonization on the macroeconomic variables of China and ASEAN countries, containing Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia. The first part of the empirical results shows that China’s unemployment rate and Indonesia’s investment are influenced by their real VAT tax rate.We also get the results of many nation’s macroeconomic indices have effects on it’s real VAT tax rate. The second part of the empirical results is about VAT harmonization simulation. We use different tax rates to check when China and ASEAN are cointegrating in tax, what the macroecomonic variables, GDP, consumption, investment and unemployment rate, will be got.
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Chen, Ian-Ju y 陳彥竹. "Testing Environmental Kuznets Curve Hypothesis in G7 and ASEAN Countries". Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/y76efe.
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碩士國立臺灣海洋大學
應用經濟研究所
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This study was testing the environmental Kuznets curve (EKC) hypothesis of the G7 and ASEAN countries. According to the literature, when economic growth up to the relative high point, the environmental disruption will decline to the relatively low point. This research was to verify the literature result, testing the different level of the economic development organizations. In order to find out the consequence through the study. Based on the World Bank and the Statistical Review of World energy, this study collected 15 countries and 15 variables from 1975 to 2015 and 15 observers to find out the presence or absence of the environment in different economies. This research separate the data into two groups. Due to the variable definition, our study setting group one as trade group, and group two as energy group. In order to test the EKC hypothesis and find out the variables effect through the different economic development. This study used ARDL bound test to verify the unit countries EKC hypothesis through the different groups, and also used VECM to verify the panel data short term variable casusl effect and long term EKC hypothesis. Due to the result, different economic development didn’t the main reason to effect the EKC hypothesis. Base on single countries result of the G7 and ASEAN, the EKC hypothesis was existed. When the economic growth to a certain extent, the environmental disruption will decline to the relative low point. Otherwise, the results of this study were used to find out the structural change years and the relationship between the variables in the individual countries. Also to find out the casual relationship between the panel data variables in order to confirm the existence of the interaction between variables. In the estimates of a single country, both G7 and ASEAN had signs of existence in the long-term EKC. Such as：USA, UK, EU, Italy, France, Germany, Russian, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand. All of them had enough evidence to prove when the economic growth could inhibit the CO2 emission. According to the group one result, merchandise exports could inhibit the CO2 emission. The group two result also verify oil price could inhibit the CO2 emission. Nevertheless, oil consumption had the positive effect on CO2 emission. Due to the study of the result we separated the data not only in the single countries also as the panel data of the G7 and ASEAN data according to their economic development. In the result of the group one study, trade variables had more than 50% of the countries their EKC hypothesis was existence. In the end, the research chose the group one variables into the later on panel study. According to the empirical result, we could find out that ASEAN and the panel data of all countries their EKC was existence in the long term. And also discover that when GDP growth up to the relative high point, the environmental disruption will decline to the relatively low point. However the empirical result of G7 countries was not have the same consequence as the study anticipation at first. In the short term of the Granger casual relationship test. G7countries empirical result declared that the real GDP and the square of the real GDP had the two-way casual relationship. Merchandise imports and exports had the two-way casual relationship. The real GDP and the square of the real GDP had the one way casual relationship to the energy-use of the oil and renewable energy consumption. Merchandise imports /exports, energy use of oil and square and the real GDP had the one-way casual relationship to the CO2 emission. Merchandise imports /exports had the one-way casual relationship to the real GDP, the square of the real GDP and energy use of oil. Renewable energy consumption had the one-way casual relationship to the merchandise imports /exports. The empirical result of ASEAN countries that the real GDP and the square of the real GDP had the two-way casual relationship. The real GDP and the CO2 emission had the two-way casual relationship. Merchandise imports /exports, the real GDP, the square of the real GDP and energy use of oil had the two-way casual relationship. The CO2 emission had the one-way casual relationship to the energy use of oil and merchandise imports /exports. Renewable energy consumption had the one-way casual relationship to the CO2 emission and energy use of oil. The energy use of oil had the one-way casual relationship to the real GDP. The empirical result of the panel data of the all countries. The real GDP had the two-way casual relationship to all of the variables except the CO2 emission. The square of the real GDP had the two-way casual relationship to all of the variables except the CO2 emission and merchandise exports. Merchandise imports and exports had the two-way casual relationship. The CO2 emission had the one-way casual relationship to all of the variables except the renewable energy consumption and merchandise exports. According to all of the empirical results, in the single countries consequence, the G7 countries had more evidence to prove the EKC is existence. However in the panel data research the G7 countries didn’t exist this hypothesis. Obviously, to decline the CO2 emission. Not only focus on the economic development different also improve the renewable energy consumption and merchandise exports is the most important things of all.
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Tománková, Linda. "Comparison of food security in ASEAN countries using composite indicator". Master's thesis, 2016. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-362934.
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Topic of this thesis is a preview for food security in the ASEAN. The goal is to compare the nine countries of the ASEAN and assess which country achieved success in the implementation of food security policy. To achieve these results the composite indicator will be used to analyze this issue. The purpose is to create a suggestion that would help improve the situation of regions which have greater problems with food security.
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HUONG, NGUYEN THI MAI y 阮梅香. "The Location Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment in ASEAN countries". Thesis, 2014. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/46995094223794175075.
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碩士國立臺灣科技大學
管理學院MBA
103
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) plays an important role in achieving rapid economic growth in ASEAN countries. This study investigates the most suitable determinants of FDI flows to ASEAN countries by using panel data, over the period 1995-2012. Within the model, six indicators are identified as determinants of FDI inflow to ASEAN countries. Based on a comparative discussion focusing on why some countries are successful in attracting FDI, the article finds that countries with high GDP per capita, higher degree of openness, abundant human capital, better infrastructure development and low exchange rate are more successful in attracting FDI.
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Federal, Julius y 楊福安. "Structural Change and Money Demand in the ASEAN-4 Countries". Thesis, 2006. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/97169043493940870859.
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碩士國立中興大學
應用經濟學系所
94
The study on the money demand stability has occupied the field of monetary economics for decades. We re-investigate it in order to understand money demand function under influence of structural changes. Previous studies which have neglected structural changes may have distorted results; that is the reason which motivates this research. To do what previous studies have failed, in this paper, we re-examine the money demand stability of four ASEAN countries (hereafter ASEAN-4) for the period from 1970Q1 to 2004Q4; those are Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore, respectively. Conclusions drawn from the empirical findings suggest that in implementing monetary policy, monetary authorities may have to also consider structural change on money demand function. Therefore, this study may serve as a guideline for monetary authority of ASEAN-4 countries to conduct monetary policy more effectively. Our money determinants inclusion which differs with Chaisrisawatsuk et. al. (2004) and Dekle and Pradhan (1999) as they did not consider structural change in unit root tests, therefore their empirical results might be biased. Evidences show that breakpoints of most series are happened on the aggression of Asian financial crisis. Next, the sign and magnitude of each money determinants can be considered by the government of ASEAN-4 countries in choosing correct monetary instrument and determining the proper time and dosage of intervention, but it depends on the parameter stability of the cointegrating relationships. Furthermore, most of money demand functions are found to be not stable, and then there is harder for each government to set up the monetary policies towards money equilibrium, except for Singapore. Our instability results differ with Dekle and Pradhan (1999) which treated structural changes as known information by using dummy variable, because we regard the structural break events as unknown information to avoid subjectivity. Most of graphical results show that Asian financial crisis is the source of instability, and several cases can be referred to the changing of national leadership. At last, several outcomes of Gregory and Hansen (1996, hereafter GH) test contradicts with Johansen (1988) test results, due to the traditional cointegration test did not consider structural break into calculation. But without any confirmation from weak exogeneity test, we cannot assure whether cointegrating relationships are money demand functions or not. Most of breakpoints are outsourced from Asian financial crisis and located within the instable regime, consistent with the Hansen (1992) oscillatory results.
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Pham, Anh Quang y 範英光. "Model for Evaluating the Relative Location Advantages for Foreign Construction Firm in Southeast Asian ASEAN Countries". Thesis, 2015. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/96000717311048781247.
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碩士國立臺灣大學
土木工程學研究所
103
This study applied TOPSIS approach as a tool to evaluate and rank the attracting FDI inflows in construction and real estate sectors of 8 countries in Southeast Asia area. By using this method, 10 indicators are defined by 4 groups as critical factors of location advantages influenced to FDI inflows. 8 markets are compared the capacity and attraction and given rank in period 2009-2012. Results show that while Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam are the most attractive countries in region, Cambodia, Philippines and Myanmar get the last ranks. Results (Inward FDI potential indexes) are also compared with the Inward FDI performance of their countries aim to check the effectiveness of the method used
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Tanaka, Yoshiro. "A study of Japanese educational assistance to ASEAN nations". 1985. http://catalog.hathitrust.org/api/volumes/oclc/12610204.html.
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Yu, Yu-Ting y 游淯婷. "Study on the Trade Relations between China and Asean Countries-5". Thesis, 2018. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/x35t85.
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碩士淡江大學
財務金融學系碩士班
106
The trade relations between the ASEAN-5 countries and China are getting closer. Therefore, this study mainly uses the Panel Data Regression method to explore the five countries of ASEAN, including Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand. Trade ties between China. During the study period from 1986 to 2016, panel data was used. The frequency of the data was annual data. The data sources were obtained from statistical databases of The World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. In the end, it is necessary to study whether it is beneficial and feasible for the five ASEAN countries to use the RMB as the currency of valuation in exchange rates. Make empirical analysis through variables. The empirical results of this study show: 1.China''s economic variables have no significant impact on the net exports of countries. Only exchange rate fluctuations have a slight impact. 2. The five ASEAN countries have the most significant exchange rate volatility for their variables. It can be seen that the exchange rate is the key to trade. In addition, after empirical analysis, it was found that the feasibility of RMB becoming a trading currency in the future is not yet mature and it is currently impossible to replace it..
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Potáčková, Natálie. "Analysis of trade cooperation of the Czech Republic and ASEAN countries". Master's thesis, 2017. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-430034.
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The aim of the thesis is to analyze the trade cooperation between the Czech Republic and ASEAN countries. The thesis examines the scope and content of trade between selected countries, the cooperation between countries is increasing due to the liberalization of trade and bilateral relations. The theoretical part defines main concepts that are associated with international trade, trade policy, trade and bilateral relations between the countries. The analytical part is dedicated to correlation, cluster analysis, a composite indicator and convergence. Finally, the obtained results are discussed and several recommendations for trade cooperation are suggested.
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Chen, Wei-shan y 陳威杉. "Trade competitiveness Analysis of Taiwan and countries of ASEAN Plus Three". Thesis, 2003. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/49231536510785156099.
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碩士國立成功大學
政治經濟學研究所
91
This Thesis employs revealed comparative advantage (RCA) to analyze and compare Taiwan’s trade competitiveness with the countries of “ASEAN Plus Three” (China Japan, and South Korea). The author uses fixed effect model of panel data to estimate if the advancement of labor productivity, fixed capital productivity, and research and development (R&D) can stimulate the RCA of Taiwan’s main export industries. Additionally, a dummy variable of Asian financial crisis has been included to estimate the impact on the RCA. In light of the coming formation of trade blocs, Taiwan has to mitigate the possible damage from trade diversion effects by further enhancement in industrial competitiveness in exports. The four industries analyzed in the thesis are the machinery, electrical equipment, textile products, and transportation equipment. The estimated results suggest: (1) improving labor productivity is beneficial for export competitiveness of Taiwan’s machinery, while Asian financial crisis has a negative impact on Taiwan’s machinery exports; (2) advancing labor and capital productivity, and R&D can promote Taiwan’s electrical equipment exports, meanwhile Asian financial crisis has no significant impact on electrical equipment exports. In turn, it may indicate that Taiwan’s electrical equipment industry is capable of refraining from the effect of short-term impact; (3) enhancing labor and capital productivity, and R&D can improve Taiwan’s textile exports; (4) none of labor productivity, capital productivity, R&D and Asian financial crisis has significant impact on the RCA of the transportation equipment industry. In general, from the estimated results of the fixed effect model, labor and capital productivity, and R&D contribute to Taiwan’s highly competitive industries. These factors can either mitigate the possible damage from trade diversion effects or further enhance industrial competitiveness in exports.
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Chien, Ying-Chieh y 簡英傑. "The Influence of the Establishment of AFTA to ASEAN Countries, Other Eastern Asian countries, and Taiwan: A Study Using Regional Trade Index and Simulation". Thesis, 2006. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/77756007097543024750.
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碩士元智大學
國際企業學系
94
Abstract In order to understand the effect of the establishment of ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA) to ASEAN members, other Eastern Asian countries, and Taiwan, this research did two things. First, we employed the indexes that were used in Urata and Kiyota (2003) ,Wu and Shu (2004) to examine the performance of intra-regional trade, intra industry trade and the degree of export dependence change. Moreover, when calculating those indexes, this research used panel data so that we could see variation of those indexes. We found that in Taiwan, the fishery, mining, papermaking, large-scale communication and transportation business, electron, and general manufacturing industries lose the comparative advantage because of the establishment of AFTA. In addition, we found that because of AFTA, intra-industry trade in Taiwan’s textile and food and beverage industries drops as well. To members of ASEAN, intra-industry trade is benefited by the establishment of AFTA, but some industries in certain countries are losing comparative advantage. These industries include Indonesia’s and Vietnam’s textile, papermaking, steel, electron, and general manufacturing industries. To evaluate the effects of AFTA on those economies more specifically, we use GTAP software to simulate the situation. As to the effect on Taiwan, we found that if ASEAN+3 could be established and Taiwan was excluded, then Taiwan’s welfare, export, import, and GDP growth rate will all drop. On the other hand, if Taiwan could get ASEAN membership, both Taiwan and ASEAN countries could be benefited a lot from this. Key Words : ASEAN Free Trade Area, Intra-Industry Trade, Simulation
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Jenq, Lin Cherng y 林承正. "The Impact of Internationalization on Economic Adjustment Policy: The Cases Study of ASEAN Countries in Asian Financial Crises". Thesis, 2000. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/52897504491591707225.
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Chaudhary, Suman. "A study of India's political and economic co-operation with asean countries". Thesis, 2002. http://hdl.handle.net/2009/962.
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Chiang, Ling-Chia y 江翎嘉. "Taiwanese Businessmen in Three ASEAN Countries: Natural environment, Customs, and Labor Costs". Thesis, 2018. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/frr7c9.
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碩士國立清華大學
財務金融碩士在職專班
106
In 2016, the Tsai administration proposed the "New Southward Policy" which stressed "people-centered, bilateral exchanges" to encourage the development of Taiwanese businesses in Southeast Asia, South Asia, Australia and New Zealand. This study collected information on the natural environment, customs, labor costs, and other pertinent national information on Thailand, Malaysia, and Vietnam. At the same time, the author conducted in-depth interviews with SME owners or managers to explore the problems that Taiwanese businessmen may face or obstacles that they may need assistance with during the development process. We also provided recommendations for Taiwanese businessmen and the government for overseas investment as part of the New Southward Policy. First, Taiwanese businesses will face a linguistic communication problem; it is recommended that the government develop linguistic talent. Second, the three nations mentioned face varying degrees of labor shortages at different levels; it is recommended that the government encourage investments in non-labor intensive industries and establish industry-academic cooperation to achieve academic integration. Third, basic wages are increasing, and labor consciousness is growing; it is recommended that the government assist Taiwanese businesses in the improvement of old ideas, integration of new insights, and the careful assessment of risks. Fourth, there are significant differences among ASEAN member nations and the rules are not integrated; it is recommended that Taiwanese businesses improve the added value of their products and open up blue ocean markets.
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Chen, Xiang-Zhen y 陳湘蓁. "The Willingness and Characteristics of the Freshmen Going to the ASEAN Countries". Thesis, 2019. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/fxe49q.
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碩士國立中央大學
人力資源管理研究所
107
Facing the rapid economic development of the ASEAN (Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Brunei, Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar and Cambodia), and the government proposed the New Southbound Policy in 2016, the trend of the development of Taiwanese toward Southeast Asia is increasing. On the other hand, many younger generations in Taiwan have also seen the domestic economic downturn, and the population going overseas to work has also become younger. In this background, is the willingness of freshmen to work in ASEAN to be stronger? What kind of factors will affect the Taiwanese freshmen’s willingness to go to the ASEAN for employment is the main purpose of this paper. This study explores the willingness of freshmen to go to ASEAN through personal factors (cultural intelligence, achievement motivation, boundary global careers) and environmental factors (national economic development, political risk, cultural differences), and takes the core self-evaluation as moderator to explore the effects of various factors and the ASEAN's employment willingness. In this study, a questionnaire survey was conducted to investigate the freshmen in Taiwan. 427 questionnaires were collected and had 320 valid samples. The results of the study found that: (1) The higher the cultural intelligence of the freshmen, the stronger the willingness to work in the ASEAN. (2) The higher the achievement motivation of the freshmen, the stronger the willingness to work in the ASEAN. (3) The stronger the attitude of the boundary global careers, the stronger the willingness to work in the ASEAN. (4) Freshmen thinks that the greater the potential of the ASEAN compared to Taiwan's economic development, the stronger their willingness to work in the ASEAN. (5) Freshmen thinks that the higher the political risk of the ASEAN, the weaker their willingness to work in the ASEAN. (6) Freshmen thinks that the greater the cultural differences between Taiwan and the ASEAN, the weaker the willingness to work in the ASEAN countries. (7) The core self-evaluation of the freshmen has a positive adjustment effect on the cultural intelligence and the employment willingness in the ASEAN.
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Tseng, Yi-Ting y 曾怡婷. "A study on the growth and the comovement between Indonesia and ASEAN countries". Thesis, 2018. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/9d4mcm.
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碩士國立清華大學
經濟學系所
106
This study uses the Business Cycle Accounting methodology to find out the main mechanism affecting outputs, consumptions, investments, capital stocks, and labor inputs of Indonesia and ASEAN countries. Moreover, we discuss the comovement between Indonesia and ASEAN countries before and after the 1997-1998 Asian financial crisis. We find that the main growth mechanism of outputs (i.e. TFP) and the mechanisms of consumptions (i.e. TFP and capital wedges) are also important in affecting the comovement of outputs and consumptions between Indonesia and ASEAN countries. However, we find the main growth mechanisms that affect investments (i.e. TFP and capital wedges), capital stocks (i.e. TFP and capital wedges), and labor inputs (i.e. labor wedges and capital wedges) are not the most important factors affecting the comovement of investments, capital stocks, and labor inputs between Indonesia and ASEAN countries.
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HSIAO, CHENG-HSIUNG y 蕭正雄. "Study on the Investment Barriers Placed Faced by Transnational Corporations in ASEAN Countries". Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/y8g24r.
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碩士嶺東科技大學
高階主管企管碩士在職專班
105
Since the emergence of the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), major transnational corporations have begun investing in ASEAN countries. In light of this, the study focuses on the theme of investment barriers in ASEAN countries, where Game Theory is applied to analyze investments in ASEAN countries by multinational countries. At the same time, in-depth exploration and analysis of investment policies adopted by ASEAN countries are conducted. According to research results, investment barriers in ASEAN countries exhibit different foundation, form and function compared to developed nations. Generally speaking, investment liberalization in various ASEAN countries started relatively late, with the majority of them still engaged in traditional forms of investment. Meanwhile, new and old member countries also exhibit considerably larger differences in production regions and products. Therefore, analyses and responses should be focused on these issues. Investment barriers in ASEAN countries are closely related to territory, industry structure in various countries and their economic development strategies, therefore there is still room for improvement with regards to the investment barriers and legal environment in ASEAN countries.
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Khue, Ngo Nu Dieu y 吳女曜圭. "Threshold Effects of Inflation on Banking Sector Performance in the ASEAN-6 Countries". Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/35vc8d.
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碩士國立虎尾科技大學
財務金融系碩士班
105
This study aims to test the threshold effect of inflation on banking sector performance. Our research can be considered as one of the scant empirical studies on the inflation-threshold effect in ASEAN countries. The research applies the fixed effect models (FEM) using annual data panel of the ASEAN-6 countries including Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia﹐ Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam over the period of 1996-2014. Using different indicators to measure banking development, the threshold regression results show strong evidences of the inflation-threshold effect in the inflation-banking relationship. However, we found different aspects of banking activities have different levels of inflation thresholds. Therefore, the findings will be a basis for the policy-makers to determine a target inflation rate to stimulate the banking system development.
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HUNG, CHIH-CHENG y 洪志誠. "A Study of Import and Export Trade between Taiwan and ASEAN Six Countries". Thesis, 2016. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/37052184402982548752.
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碩士國立高雄大學
亞太工商管理學系碩士班
104
Taiwan is an island country highly dependent on foreign trade. Export has been the driving force for Taiwan’s economic growth. The high export dependence on China is expected to have an adverse impact on the Taiwan economy due to the slow growth of the Chinese economy and the change of its industrial policy. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is the second largest trading area with Taiwan, with the rapid economic growth of the ASEAN , Taiwan can further increase her trade with the ASEAN, and to alleviate the export dependence on China. This study is to analyze import and export relationship between Taiwan and six major Southeast Asian nations, including The Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia by using the time trend, regression analysis, and the gravity trade model. For comparison purpose, China is also included in analysis. The major findings indicate that the government should (1) formulate new development strategies for the ASEAN; (2) reassess the direction of the overall Taiwan economic and trade policies; (3) evaluate new economic and trade thinking to the ASEAN market; and (4) adopt the practical ways undertaking the new southbound policies.
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Ho, Wei-Hung y 何偉弘. "The Fundamental Dynamic Interactions among Macroeconomic Variables and Stock Indexes: ASEAN-5 Countries". Thesis, 2009. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/44170257691493280695.
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碩士國立成功大學
財務金融研究所
97
This study seeks to investigate the degree of long-term and short-term co-movements in the stock markets of Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. Through our findings, we hope to gain a better understanding of the long-term and short-term market dynamics in this South East Asian region. We observe a long-run relationship among the stock markets of Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. Thus, five cointegrated markets reveal long-term market inefficiency in the region. The numbers of common cycles are investigated in these markets and each stock index series is decomposed into its trend and cyclical components. Next, we look at the influence of macroeconomic variables on the stock prices of ASEAN-5 countries. We observe both long-term and short- term relationships between stock indices and their macroeconomic variables. Furthermore, we consider the impact from foreign stock markets, and the result reveals that foreign stock markets have a greater influence on domestic stock price than that of domestic macroeconomic variables. The result may imply that when policymakers seek to pursue an independent macroeconomic policy, they need to consider not only macroeconomic factors, but also the impact of market integration.
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Tang, Donny Chiu Pui. "An econometric study of economic integration among the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Countries". 1995. http://catalog.hathitrust.org/api/volumes/oclc/38194339.html.
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LIN, CHIANG y 強麟. "Giobal Conceptualization for Asian Strategy in Mainland China （1997-2005）：the Influence of the Situation about “ASEAN Plus Three Countries”". Thesis, 2006. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/96511520477389037330.
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碩士開南管理學院
公共事務管理學系碩士班
94
Globalization is a process of unceasingly developments and evolution. It is an objective historical process along with scientific and technological progresses, the deepening international division of labor and the enhancing world trade liberalization. It is also a process of the various countries’ economic dependence and omni-directional communication and their politics, cultures and values gradually integrated globally. The economical globalization has been the PRC’s greatest opportunity and circumstance in the 21st century. It would be the most favorable national interest for China is to expand its reforms and “open policy” continuously and to participate in the economical globalization positively. The Asia-Pacific area is undoubtedly the PRC’s core of national interests – not only from its strategic or economic perspectives. East-Asian region economic cooperation mechanism, which China play a leading role, is mainly taking “ASEAN plus 3” as the formula of cooperation among states in the area. It is in a hope that the mechanism will succeed and display its influence after it becomes a firmly integrated organization. In the newly 21st century, the PRC changes its national strategy from a focus on creating a peaceful environment in order to serve its own developmental benefit to a strategy of cooperation with the world to seek for mutual development and security. It argued that Chinese has risen again in the era of globalization and it will not only a dream if the PRC could properly grasp and conquer the opportunities and challenges of globalization, distinguish risks and harms of globalization and, promote its competitive abilities. Overall, it must be sure that we should have some preparations to cope with this change after understood the PRC’s strategic evolution.
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Imada, Pearl Y. "Evaluating economic integration in developing countries : an application for the ASEAN preferential trading arrangement". Thesis, 1990. http://hdl.handle.net/10125/9624.
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Imada, Pearl. "Evaluating economic integration in developing countries an application for the ASEAN preferential trading arrangement /". 1990. http://catalog.hathitrust.org/api/volumes/oclc/29647406.html.
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Shu, Guei-Ni y 束桂妮. "The Study on Taxes and Stock Returns-An Empirical Examination of Five ASEAN Countries". Thesis, 2006. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/36236718880355170168.
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碩士逢甲大學
財稅所
94
The rapid growth of capital markets in emerging countries has come as a popular issue for cross-country investors and scholars. According to the IMF statistics of international balance of payments, the capital flows to Asian emerging countries has kept rising since 1990s until the Asian Financial Crisis, which shows international capital movements are related to the markets invested. Such relation is most likely connected with return on investment and every country’s policies which inspire the motivation of this thesis to investigate the determinants of stock return. Unlike previous studies that attribute the changes of investment return to tax competition or foreign direct investment, this thesis investgate the effects of tax on stock returns to explain whether tax is an important factor that affects investment return. Using panel tests of pooled data, this paper investigate whether the dividend yield, the systemtic risk, the stock market capitalization and the dividend withholding tax rates of ASEAN five countires, including Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippine, Signapore and Thailand have effects on their stock market returns. The S&P 500 global index and the rate of U.S. 3-month treasury bill are included in the model to proxy the global stock market index and risk free rate. Under the capital gains tax rate is lower than dividend tax rate, this article analyzed the changes of stock market returns in every ASEAN countries. The empirical results show that there’s a positive relationship between dividend yield and stock returns, which illustrates when the dividend yield increases, the dividend tax burden to investors are more heavy thus investors demand higher stock returns before tax to compensate. The empirical results also show that the dividend withholding tax rates have a positive effect on stock returns resulting from the tax rates higher, investors ask for more stock return before tax. The above relationship supports the hypothesis that ASEAN countries can take their tax rates as a factor that attract investment.
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YANG, SHU-HAN y 楊舒涵. "A Study on the Market Access of Banking Services in the five ASEAN countries". Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/z4aq4p.
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碩士東吳大學
國際經營與貿易學系
105
Benefit from the rapid economic growth in recent years, the ASEAN countries have large numbers of rising middle class and increasing demands for financial services. This successfully attracts many foreign financial service providers to have market access to the ASEAN financial market, which includes service providers from Taiwan. However, due to different developments of language, culture, politic, economy and legislation, investments of banking industry in the ASEAN countries are believed to have high risks. To help the service providers from Taiwan understand more about the history and development of market access in ASEAN Banking Services, the study investigates the five ASEAN’s commitments of banking sectors in “General Agreement on Trade in Services(GATS)”,and compare with “ASEAN Framework Agreement on Service(AFAS)”.This study also introduce the operation of “ASEAN Banking Integration Framework(ABIF)” which released in 2015,giving more understands of the degree of banking market access in the five ASEAN countries. Finally, this study provides some future prospects of ASEAN Banking Services and lead the way to the financial integration.