1. Introduction
There is the rapid economic growth of EastAsiancountries and many scholars attribute these performances to the state's active intervention in the process of economic development. These EastAsiancountries were called "the developmental state"(henceforth DS). Japan and four EastAsian dragons - Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, and Hong Kong - have achieved economic grow
countries including the United States, which are major stakeholders of the IMF.
Another issue with the IMF’s politics is that the exercise of voting power or the core functions such as crisis solution, exchange rate management and financial policy coordination within the IMF have been designed to perpetuate the dominance of a few industrial countries, specifically the USA and the European Uni
agriculture, hotel, real estate, paper industry, power plant, public enterprise, resorts, golf fields, real estate managing and apartment lease, and placed in 60th and 64th among ‘500 International Chinese Corporations’ respectively. However, as SoutheastAsian economy was hit by the economic crisis of 1997, most of the Chinese companies also got into deep recession.
3. Thailand
East Asia Summit at the ASEAN plus 3 summit meeting of Kuala Lumpur on December 14, 2005
The emergence of an EastAsian Community (an EastAsian trading bloc) is expected to arise from either the grouping of ASEAN +3 or the East Asia Summit also referred to as ASEAN +6
From which grouping the EAC will come from is uncertain
Japan supports the ASEAN +6 grouping while Korea and China prefe
countries, settlement of Territorial disputes, and maintenance of ARF/APEC. The third is ‘Beneficial’ interest. Support actively to the Unilateral/multilateral efforts for the protection of environment can be an example of this interest.
2. The NortheastAsian Policy
1) Clinton Administration
The end of cold war made US to have more interest in Northeast Asia. During the cold war perio