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 In only few decades of free trade with the US. China became the economy super power.
 Not too long ago south Korea and Singapore were very poor and poverty  and changed
 from poor and poverty to rich and the most modern countries in Asia. How could they do
 beyond the imagination in only few decades?















-- Edited by Dark Angel on Sunday 24th of January 2010 11:37:25 AM

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Dark Angel wrote:

 

 In only few decades of free trade with the US. China became the economy super power.
 Not too long ago south Korea and Singapore were very poor and poverty  and changed
 from poor and poverty to rich and the most modern countries in Asia. How could they do
 beyond the imagination in only few decades?

-- Edited by Dark Angel on Sunday 24th of January 2010 11:37:25 AM




 For Singapore, the country is located in a strategic point for international trade and services.  Now, the country is a global hub for for sea transportation.  Moreover, the local people know and understand many langagues : chinese english and malaysia.  Moreover, the chinese singaporean is very hard working.  That's why Singapore is also the regional hub for finances, aviation and tourism.

For Korea, I think the only one factor that made this country well developed is the social value of the country.  This social value is about Nationalism and being hard-working.  My Korean classmate said that all high school students have to study reallly hard everyday to get a seat in a famous university.  They are as hard-working as japanese.  

I used to searched over the internet.  nominal per-capita GDP for Singapore is more than 30,000 USD,      and about 20,000 USD for Korea.



-- Edited by narongchai_thi on Monday 25th of January 2010 02:13:26 AM

-- Edited by narongchai_thi on Monday 25th of January 2010 02:13:58 AM

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The following statistics is nominal per-capita GDP in USD for some asian countries. just FYI.  This is from the IMF database.

Country                         1980              1990               2000                 2008
Hong Kong SAR         5,695.31           13,367.51       25,198.71        30,725.85
Indonesia                  644.251           699.115           806.898            2,238.93
Korea                       1,745.49            6,414.29         11,346.66        19,136.17
Malaysia                   1,812.33          2,431.97           3,991.92           8,118.21
Philippines                  671.573          718.114           986.557            1,845.17
Singapore                   4,859.46        12,090.98         23,018.65        38,972.13
Taiwan                        2,367.05          8,074.94       14,418.08          16,987.90
Thailand                     695.772         1,518.17           1,966.75            4,116.32
Vietnam                       513.965          98.032            401.567             1,042.39


-- Edited by narongchai_thi on Monday 25th of January 2010 02:39:59 AM

-- Edited by narongchai_thi on Monday 25th of January 2010 02:40:31 AM

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