Taiwan in the Global Economy

PETER C. Y. CHOW is Professor of Economics at City College and the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. His earlier books include Trade—The Engine of Growth in East Asia (1993) and Weathering the Storms: Taiwan, Its Neighbors and Asian Financial Crisis (2000).

• Foreword by Robert E. Lipsey Introduction by Peter C. Y. Chow Development Path and Lessons of Taiwan's Economy Lessons from Taiwan's Performance: Neither Miracle nor Crisis by Gustav Ranis Upscaling: Recasting Old Theories to Suit Late Industrializers by Alice H. Amsden and Wan-Wen Chu Coordination Failures and Catchup: Experiences of Manmade Fibre in Taiwan by Been Lon Chen and Mei Hsu Foreign Investment, Multinational, and Boomerang Effects Roles of the Foreign Direct Investments and Structural Changes in Taiwan's Modernization by Steven A. Y. Lin Offshore Sourcing of Multinationals in Taiwan by Tain-Jy Chen and Yin-Hua Ku The Boomerang Effects of FDI on Domestic Economy: Taiwan's Agricultural Investment in Mainland China by Jiun-Mei Tien Taiwan's Economy on Global Perspective Taiwan's Role on the World Market by Henry Wan Taiwan in the Global Economy: Past, Present, and Future by Frank S. T. Hsaio and Mei-Chu W. Hsaio Colonization and NICs'lization of Taiwan's Economy Blending with Japan's Globalization: A Global Perspective by Teruzo Muraoka (Jaw-Yann Twu) From Dependency to Interdependency: Taiwan's Development Path Toward a Newly Industrialized Country by Peter C. Y. Chow