A Study of the Changes in the Structure of Manufacturing Industry and in the Trade Pattern of Manufactured Products in the East Asian Developing Countries : With Major Concentration on Korea, Taiwan and Japan - (PartⅠ)

목차 (Table of Contents)

• 〈In this issue〉
• Ⅰ. Introduction
• Ⅱ. The Theoretical Background
• 1. Changes in the Demand Pattern
• 2. Changes in the Structure of Manufacturing Industry
• 3. Changes in the Composition of Manufactured Imports
• 4. Changes in the Composition of Manufactured Exports
• Ⅲ. The Standard of Comparison and Comparable Periods
• 1. Early Phase of Industrialization
• 2. A Transitional Stage
• 3. Other East Asian Countries
• Ⅳ. Changes in the Structure of Manufacturing Industry and in the Import Pattern of Manufactured Products
• 1. The Colonial Pattern of Development in Korea and Taiwan: A Comparison with the Early Phase of Japanese Industrialization; Other East Asian Countries
• 2. The Pattern of Changes in the Composition of Manufactured Outputs and Imports in the Transitional Stage: Similarity and Dissimilarity among Korea, Taiwan and Japan ; Other East Asian Countries
• Appendix to Chapter Ⅳ: Classification of Manufacturing Industries
• 〈 In the next issue 〉
• Ⅴ. Export of Manufactured Products from Developing Countries
• 1. Escape from the Primary Export Structure
• 2. The Impact of Changes in the Industrial Structure on the Pattern of Manufactured Exports; Other East Asian Countries
• Ⅵ. Factors Making the Export Pattern Reflect Industrial Structure: Pressures
• 1. Pressure; Some Peculiarities in the Case of Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong
• 2. A Further Conceptual Exploration
• Ⅶ. Changes in the Competitive Position of Developing Countries
• 1. Comparative Advantage and Export Pattern
• 2. Changes in the Competitive Position of the Developing Countries: The U. S. Import Market As a Sample
• Ⅷ. Summary and Conclusion
• Bibliography
• Appendix