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Define NIC

Newly Industrialised Country are countries wgo have recently seen rapid economic growth due to stable government and economic reforms.


Their economies have not "first world" status but have out paced other developing countries in terms of economic growth.

Asian tigers

South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore


Export driven


Went through rapid industrialisation in the 1960-90s


Have developed and advanced into advanced high income economies, specialied in specific technological areas.

___ and ___ are based on the Asian Tiger model

Tiger cub economies


BRICs


MINTs

Tiger cubs

Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines

BRICs

Brazil, Russia, India, China

Common characteristics of asian tigers

-cheap labour during 1960s


-Strong Chinese influence and heritage of hard workers


-focus on development of exports


-singled out education as way of development. All children atend primary + secondary school. Development of world class unis


-agriculture was protecred by subsidies and tariffs


-job security + benefits encouraged, trade unions discouraged


-domestic consumption was discouraged to increase national savings

Common factors that aid industrialisation

-Large population that provide big internal market and is a resource that attracts investment


-openness to globalisation


-recent switch from agriculture to industrial


-large TNCs based there


-Strong political leadership and elements of state planning


-strong education system


- comparatively low labour costs

NICs provide cheap labour for example labour in the ___ industry in___ is ___ of the _____ equivalent

Car


China


0.1


Japanese

Negative impacts of tiger model

-Economies expanded too fast, became inflatedm markets crashed in 1990s, social unrest and political instability


-countries "out grow" the model so they no longer provide favourable conditions in comparison to cheaper and more competitive countries like india and china


-focus on exports rather than demands at home, reliant on economic health of target countries


-economic growth at expense of environmental and social health

South korea's gdp is now ___

$26k

in Malaysia ___ of the work force are ___ but on average recieve ___ less than their male counterpart

75%


Female


75%

South korea depressed ___ price between ___ in order to keep ___ wages low and force a shift towards ___ based employment

Rice


1960-1970s


Agricultural


Industry

In ____ singapore's gross domestic saving were ___ of their gdp

1993


47%

Why have asian NICs been successful

-amassing of capital (Singapore)


-Appropriate industries (lacked natural resources so rely on human resources)


-foreign capital (TNCs)


-government intervention (South Korea rice prices)


-increasing value of products (Samsung, South Korea, semi conductors to one of the biggest producers of smart phones and other high tech luxury items)

NICs use ___ from ____ and export of __ ____ products to develop increasingly ____ and ____ products

Profits


Manufacture


Low quality


Sophisticated


Valuable

East asia has the highest rate of ____. __% of vegetated land is degraded compared to global average of __%

Deforestation


20%


17%

Westernisation

Loss of culture due to influence of the Western world

China is the new __ __ __ ___. It produces __% of the worlds computers and ___% of its bicycles.

Workshop of the world


50%


60%

In 2014 china's FDI was ___. This is due to the massive numbers of TNCs, for example there are____ Japanese companies operating in china

$124 billion


23,000

China's economic reforms began on the coast where ____% of international trade passes through. They now have ___ special ____ ___ in coastal regions which attracts TNCs.


Labour costs are relatively low throughout china but coastal areas often have better ___ and have ____ infrastructure compared to ___ and ___. China

90%


5


Economic zones


Education


Superior


middle


West

Issues in China


-Due to demand prices for oilcoal and steel are rising as fast as __% per year.


-__ out of china's 31 regions face electrical shortages caused by ___ or ___


-China was a net exporter of oil but is now a major ___


-Air pollution is ___ that of western average

10%


21


Lack of fuel or poor government planning


Importer


10x