Despite the deteriorating global economic environment, Asia
still maintained its growth momentum. After the global financial
crisis in 2008. Asia continued to strengthen its position in the
global trade. Asia''s share in the global trade increased from 29
percent in 2009 t0 32 percent in 2010 while the share of
Europe--the world''s largest trading bloc, declined from 41 percent
in 2009 t0 38 percent
目錄：
ACRONYMS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOREWORD
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
Chapter 1 Important Events of the Year and Theirlmpacts
1.1 The Impaas of japan''s Earthquake and Radioactive Leakage on
World Supply Chains
1.2 The Middle East Upheaval and lts Impact on the Asian
Economies
1.3 The Debt Crisis in the US and Europe
Chapter 2 Foreign Trade lntegration in Asia
2.1 Recent Trends in Asian Trade
2.2 Trends of Trade in Asia: Strong Intra-regional Flows
2.3 Trade Dependence among the TPP Members
2.4 New Directions for China''s Imports
2.5 Higher lnterde''pendence among Asian Neighbors
Chapter 3 Tourism and Trade in Services
3.1 Features of Asian Tourism
3.2 Asian Tourism: Destinations and Sources
3.3 Liberalization ofServices in the Asia-Pacific RTAs
Chapter 4 FinanciaI Transformation and Development in Asia
4.1 Equity Market Synchronization
4.2 The Progress of the RMB toward an International Currency
Chapter 5 Factory Asia Phenomenon
5.1 Development of the Asian Production Network
5.2 The Evolving Role of lndividual Economies and the Size of the
Factory
5.3 Interdependence of Factory Asia
Appendix Chronological Dates of Economic Integration Agreements in
Asia
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