The Asian economy: current state of play and future prospects
The global financial crisis, the so-called great world recession and recovery have had a serious impact on the Asian and global economies. Together, they managed to engender significant transformation in the contours of both the Asian and global economies. For instance, Asian economies
presently depend less on markets in the advanced industrial economies and, due to their enlarging markets, can and did make a substantive contribution to the global recovery. They spearheaded the economic recovery from the global financial crisis. The post-crisis Asian economy is the third
pole of the global economy. Significantly, the emerging market economies of Asia did not magnify the external shock this time and performed more like the advanced industrial economies. After a robust recovery in 2010, growth became somewhat subdued in 2011. Projections show that economic performance
in the region in 2012 will not be very different from that in 2011 (see WB [World Bank] 2012).
Keywords: Asian economy; future prospects; global financial crisis; maturity; moderate reversal; recovery
Document Type: Research Article
Affiliations: Institute of Asian Business, SolBridge International School of Business, Woosong University, Daejeon, Republic of Korea
Publication date: 01 July 2012
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