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Economic Development in East Asia: An Outlier in Comparative Analysis

This paper examines whether East Asia stands out as an outlier in economic development using OLS regression models. It estimates propensity to name, following the Knetter-Prusa approach (2002), and employs Poisson/Negative Binary Regression models to analyze various factors affecting economic growth. The study considers the impact of exchange rate changes, GDP growth differentials, and other country-specific variables on economic performance in the region.

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Economic Development in East Asia: An Outlier in Comparative Analysis

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  1. Is East Asia an outlier? Thomas J. Prusa

  2. OLS Regression nit = ai + b  time_trend + bi  time_trend

  3. Estimate Propensity to name • Knetter-Prusa (2002) • Poisson/Negative Binary Regression • nijt = f(RERijt , GDPjt , GDPit , Djt )

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