Chapter 11: Global Market Opportunities in the Asia Pacific region

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Purchase Price Parity (ppp)

The PPP calculation takes into account deflation and best reflects the average well-being of the Japanese people

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The Greater China

Refers to both the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the Republic of China (ROC) or Taiwan

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Four Asian Tigers

Most rapidly growing economies in this region during the 1980s and 1990s were the group; Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan; often described as the “East Asian miracle,” they were the first countries in Asia, after Japan, to move from a status of developing countries to newly industrialized countries

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Bottom-of-the-pyramid markets (BOPMs)

Consisting of the 4 billion people across the globe with annual incomes of less than $1,200; these markets are not necessarily defined by national borders but rather by the pockets of poverty across countries

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Peoples Republic of China

Most important single world market other than USA and Japan. It has great economic strenghth not form an export machine but from a vast market of domestic demand

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Issues with China

No one growth strategy (different governing, taxing, investment); Human rights (jailoing dissidents, lack of religious freedomt); Legal System (local protectionism hurts MNCS); Environmental Decline; Demographic Disaster

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Taiwan

Discarded China's juridiction in 1949 gained independence and formed a separate government

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Japan

Fast growth in the 70's and 80's with subsequent slow down in the 90's

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Reasons for Japans Slow Down

Faulty economic Policies; Inept Political Apparatus (liberal democratic political party); Uncontrollable Events (earthquake); Cultural Inhibitions

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Transformation of India

Privatising SOEs; Developing a comprehensive WTO strategy; Levergering IT business boom; Agreeing to LIFT USA import Restrictions; India--- the next china

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India

Poor Economic growth because of domestic production and free market aversion; High Tarrifs poor intellectual property protection

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Vietnam

Possibly a 5th Asian Tiger; USA bilateral trade agreement led to its NTR status; Lowers Vietnamere export tarrifts to usa by 37%; Highly educated and motivated population with the government committed to growth

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ASEAN

Association of Southeast Asian Nations; primary multinational trade group in Asia

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ASEAN+3

China, Japan, and South Korea deal with trade and monetary issues facing Asia

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APEC

Provides a formal structure for the major governments of the region, including the United States and Canada, to discuss their mutual interests in open trade and economic collaboration

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Admission to the World Trade Organization and the granting of normal relational trades by the US have had a profound effect on China.

True

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In India they would rather do business with foreign countries than finding somebody internal.

False

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The expression “Bottom of the Pyramid” refers to: 

The lowest income earners of the global society

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Which of the following countries are a part of ASEAN?

Brunei, Indonesia, Myanmar

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ASEAN+3 is a forum for ASEAN ministers plus ministers from China, Japan and _____.

South Korea

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True or False. "The Greater China" refers ONLY to the People's republic of China.

False

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Which of the following organizations provides a formal structure for the major governments of the Asian-Pacific Rim, including the United States and Canada, to discuss their mutual interests in open trade and economic collaboration?

apec

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What are some of the issues Japan faces as an economic entity in the market?

aging, budgets, productivity

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According to the text, bottom of the pyramid (BOP), also called base of the pyramid, is a term in economics that refers to the poorest ________ of the economic human pyramid, a group of more than four billion people living in abject poverty.

two thirds

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Based on the lecture, the bottom of the pyramid markets consist of people across the globe with annual income of less than _______.

1200

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True or False. Tianjin is China's largest industrial city.

False

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Based on the lecture, what are some of the things that are needed to conduct BOP marketing?

Advanced technology, creative financing, effective distribution

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