2. ACGE Decomposition Approach to Identifying the Effects of Trade Reform: NAFTA and the U.S. Economy Between 1992 and 1998

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents ix
3. Tables xi
4. Figures xiv
5. Contributors xviii
6. 1. Introduction 1
7. PART 1. SPECIAL TOPICS
8. 2. ACGE Decomposition Approach to Identifying the Effects of Trade Reform: NAFTA and the U.S. Economy Between 1992 and 1998 27
9. 3. Economic Analysis versus Business Rent-seeking: The Eclipse of Analysis in Australia 57
10. 4. Growth Slowdown and the Middle Income Trap in Asia 77
11. 5. Workers’ Remittances, Capital Inflows, and Economic Growth in Developing Asia and the Pacific Countries 97
12. 6. Development in Southeast Asia’s Lagging Regions 132
13. 7. A Comparative Study of Global Production Sharing in the Automotive Industry in China and India 163
14. 8. La Pesadilla Neoliberal: Why East Asia Did Not Experience a “Neo-liberal Nightmare” While Latin America Did? 193
15. 9. Housing Prices, Graduates, and Income Inequality: The Case of Singapore 221
16. 10. The Role of Trade in Fostering Inclusive Growth in the Asia-Pacific 240
17. 11. The TPP Unveiled: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly 275
18. PART 2. COUNTRY STUDIES
19. 12. The Japanese Macroeconomic Mystery 297
20. 13. Myanmar’s Opening to the World Economy 333
21. 14. Trade Policy and Industrialization in India Since the 1991 Reforms 358
22. 15. Policies toward Globalization in Sri Lanka, 1960–2012: Change and Continuity 393
23. 16. The Political Economy of the Rajapaksa Decade in Sri Lanka, 2005–14: Policy Contradictions and Mal-governance 428
24. 17. Has Indonesia Passed the Lewis Turning Point and Does It Matter? 457
25. 18. Half a Century of Indonesian Economic Development: Continuity and Change 485
26. Index 525