In: Economics
Looking at the East Asian economic development models,
(1) what is there challenges to overcome?
(2) Policy recommendation that EA countries can be more economically developed
East Asian Development Model
East Asia’s economic changes and adaptation even though made a
remarkable growth in the economic activities, there are certain
areas that the model should focuses to face the emerging external
and internal challenges. The economy faces some challenges of
conflict between government mechanization and market
liberalization, the inability to restructure the financial system,
closed and non transparent corporate sector and export led strategy
of development. Even though the intervention of the government was
effective enough to help the economy the models call to rectify the
problems faced by the necessary governmental interventions. The
models tried to encourage the domestic markets and thus stimulating
the ability to export cheaply. This faced the problems of less
returns to the inputs for production. The lack of competitiveness
pulled the economies back from international efficiency.
Some recommendations are suggested to improve the quality of the
economies. Along with the regulatory environments which strengthen
the economy, suggestions including the need of service sector
reforms, expanding or deepening trade agreements, larger policies
for innovations, expanding the ability o finance to small and
medium industries. The priorities also call for developing the
skills of human capital which could help in production than the
unskilled human capital. The need of shift of workers to different
sectors according to their ability and programs should be adopted
to make them much efficient. The transparency of the system should
be increased and thus participating the public more effectively
with greater government accountability. The reforms should be
adopted for increased trade activities in foreign market than can
help the economy to perform better.