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O presente artigo procede a uma revisão do desenvolvimento econômico asiático no período recente pós-1980, bem como de seus desdobramentos anteriores a partir da Segunda Guerra Mundial. O propósito principal é extrair implicações analíticas e de política dessa experiência. Em termos mais específicos, o trabalho enfoca particularmente as extraordinariamente elevadas taxas de poupança e investimento, em especial aquelas do setor empresarial privado, um fenômeno típico das economias asiáticas de grande êxito.
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This paper reviews Asian economic development in the recent post-1980 period, as well as over the somewhat longer time-span since World War II. Its chief purpose is to draw analytical and policy implications from this experience. Specifically, the paper will concentrate on the extraordinarily high rates of savings and investment, particularly those of the private corporate sector, of the highly successful Asian economies.
Key-words: Asian economy. Savings and investment. Finance. Economic development
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