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Economic and Social Survey of Asia and the Pacific, 2000


Author(s): Development Research and Policy Analysis Division (DRPAD)
Economic Sector(s): (1) Global, regional and multisectoral economic and social development strategies and policies
ESCAP Reference No.: ST/ESCAP/2043
Division/Office: Macroeconomic Policy and Development
Published Date: 27 April 2000
Country: {Non-country Specific Publication}
Hard Copy Price: N/A






Part One. RECENT ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENTS

I. Global economic developments and implications for the ESCAP region
Overview
Recent global macroeconomic trends
Trade and capital flows
Implications for the ESCAP region
Concluding observations

Chapter I in Acrobat file

II. Macroeconomic performance, issues and policies
A regional overview
Developing economies of the ESCAP region
Developed countries of the region

A regional overview in Acrobat file

III. Social security and safety nets
Introduction
Concepts and modalities
Social security and safety nets against unemployment
Income security for old age
Health security for workers and employees
Selected policy issues and directions for the future
Annex. Selected social security and safety net programmes in the Asian and Pacific region

Chapter III in Acrobat file

Part Two. ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL MONITORING AND SURVEILLANCE

IV. Monitoring and surveillance: the theoretical underpinnings
Introduction
Surveillance and monitoring
Early warning systems
The way forward
Annex. Early warning systems for currency crises: recent research

Chapter IV in Acrobat file

V. Review of mechanisms
International Monetary Fund
Bank for International Settlements
Institute of International Finance
Credit rating agencies
Other review exercises
Trends in surveillance mechanisms: summary and conclusion
Annex V.1. Progress in strengthening the international financial architecture
Annex V.2. International codes and standards for financial markets

Chapter V in Acrobat file
Annex V.1 in Acrobat file

VI. Improving and complementing existing surveillance mechanisms
Lessons on surveillance from the Asian crisis
Regional modalities for complementing global surveillance mechanisms
Choice of leading indicators
Final remarks

Chapter VI in Acrobat file

VII. Recommendations
Role for ESCAP in contributing to monitoring and surveillance mechanisms

Chapter VII in Acrobat file

VIII. Source material for economic and financial monitoring and surveillance

Chapter VIII in Acrobat file

Boxes

I.1. Globalization after the Seattle debacle
II.1. Debt restructuring in selected economies affected by the crisis
III.1. Macroeconomic implications of social security
IV.1. Identifying crises
IV.2. Conference Board leading indicators of economic activity
VI.1. The role of the Asian Development Bank in economic monitoring after the crisis

Tables

I.1. Selected indicators of global economic conditions, 1996-2000
I.2. External trade of selected economies, 1997-1999
I.3. Gross private financing to emerging market economies, 1996-1999
II.1. Selected economies of the ESCAP region: rates of economic growth and inflation, 1998-2002
II.2. Selected least developed countries of the ESCAP region: growth rates, 1996-1999
II.3. Selected least developed countries of the ESCAP region: summary of macroeconomic indicators, 1996-1999
II.4. Selected least developed countries of the ESCAP region: merchandise exports and imports in United States dollar value and their rates of growth, 1996-1999
II.5. Selected Pacific island economies: growth rates, 1996-1999
II.6. Selected Pacific island economies: summary of macroeconomic indicators, 1996-1999
II.7. Selected Pacific island economies: merchandise exports and imports in United States dollar value and their rates of growth, 1996-1999
II.8. North and Central Asia: growth rates, 1996-1999
II.9. North and Central Asia: merchandise exports and imports in United States dollar value and their rates of growth, 1996-1999
II.10. Selected South and South-West Asian economies: growth rates, 1996-1999
II.11. Selected South and South-West Asian economies: summary of macroeconomic indicators, 1996-1999
II.12. Selected South and South-West Asian economies: merchandise exports and imports in United States dollar value and their rates of growth, 1996-1999
II.13. Selected South-East Asian economies: growth rates, 1996-1999
II.14. Selected South-East Asian economies: summary of macroeconomic indicators, 1996-1999
II.15. Selected South-East Asian economies: merchandise exports and imports in United States dollar value and their rates of growth 1996-1999
II.16. Selected East and North-East Asian economies: growth rates, 1996-1999
II.17. Selected East and North-East Asian economies: summary of macroeconomic indicators, 1996-1999
II.18. Selected East and North-East Asian economies: merchandise exports and imports in United States dollar value and their rates of growth, 1996-1999
II.19. Developed countries of the ESCAP region: major macroeconomic indicators, 1996-1999
II.20. Developed economies of the ESCAP region: merchandise exports and imports in United States dollar value and their rates of growth, 1996-1999
III.1. Unemployment rates in selected developing economies in East and South-East Asia affected by the crisis, 1990-1998
III.2. Percentage distribution of the economically active population in the non-agricultural sector by status in selected countries of the ESCAP region, various years
III.3. Old age dependency ratio of selected economies in the ESCAP region, 1980-2015
IV.1. Leading indicators of financial crises, 1996
IV.2. Performance of early warning indicators
V.1. Purposes of IMF surveillance
V.2. Indicators used in Public Information Notices
V.3. Ratings for three Asian countries during the crisis
V.4. Standard & Poor's sovereign ratings methodology profile
V.5. Modalities of global surveillance/monitoring systems
V.6. Monitoring of developing countries or areas of the ESCAP region
VI.1. Significant leading indicators
VI.2. Indicators under a stress classification

FIGURES

I.1. Changes in world primary commodity prices, 1996-1999
II.1. Index of exchange rates of selected least developed countries, 1997-1999
II.2. Index of exchange rates of selected Pacific island economies, 1997-1999
II.3. Inflation rates of selected North and Central Asian economies, 1996-1999
II.4. Index of exchange rates of selected North and Central Asian economies, 1998-1999
II.5. Index of exchange rates of selected South and South-West Asian economies, 1997-1999
II.6. Index of exchange rates of selected South-East Asian economies, 1997-1999
II.7. Index of stock markets of selected South-East Asian economies, 1997-1999
II.8. Index of exchange rates of selected East and North-East Asian economies, 1997-1999
II.9. Index of stock markets of selected East and North-East Asian economies, 1997-1999
II.10. Index of exchange rates of developed economies in the ESCAP region, 1997-1999



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