Feeding the planet: the role of greater farm productivity and trade
Date
2012-10
Authors
Anderson, Kym
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ANU E Press
Abstract
Rapid trade-led economic
growth in emerging economies
is shifting the global economic and
industrial centres of gravity away
from the north Atlantic, raising the
importance of Asia in world trade,
and altering the commodity structure
of Asia’s trade. This is a process that
began with Japan’s re-emergence in the
1950s. Hong Kong, Korea and Taiwan
joined the process from the late 1960s,
then some Southeast Asian countries.
The much more populous China and
India are now its drivers.
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trade, economic, growth, emerging, economies, global, industrial, north Atlantic, Asia
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East Asia Forum Quarterly
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Journal article
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Open Access