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THE COMPLEMENTARITY HYPOTHESIS OF INTEGRATION: REGIONALISM, MULTILATERALISM AND THE ASEAN-5

It is hypothesized that multilateralism and regionalism are complementary and that regional trade performance is partly a consequence of multilateralism and partly a consequence of like-minded and committed regionalism. Intervention analysis is applied using intra-ASEAN-5 (the five founding countrie... Full description

Journal Title: The Asia Pacific journal of economics & business 2007-06-01, Vol.11 (1), p.40
Main Author: Kankesu Jayanthakumaran
Other Authors: Elias Sanidas
Format: Electronic Article Electronic Article
Language: English
Subjects:
Exports
Foreign investment
Free trade
GDP
Gross Domestic Product
Integration
Intervention
Regionalism
Studies
Trade agreements
Trade liberalization
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Publisher: Perth: Asia Pacific Journal of Economics and Business
ID: ISSN: 1326-8481
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  • Integration
  • Intervention
  • Regionalism
  • Studies
  • Trade agreements
  • Trade liberalization
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description: It is hypothesized that multilateralism and regionalism are complementary and that regional trade performance is partly a consequence of multilateralism and partly a consequence of like-minded and committed regionalism. Intervention analysis is applied using intra-ASEAN-5 (the five founding countries of the Association of South-East Asian Nations: Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand) historical data by isolating four historical trade policy interventions. It is concluded that intra-ASEAN-5 exports and national Gross Domestic Products doubled from the first stage of regionalism to the second stage of multilateralism; and doubled again from the second stage of multilateralism to the third stage of regionalism. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
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