Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth per worker slowed in most countries in East Asia after the 1997-98 Asian financial crisis. In some countries (China, Indonesia and the Philippines) improvements in productivity helped output per worker to recover relatively well in the decade after crisis. In others (such as in Malaysia and Thailand) productivity improvements after the crisis have not made up for losses in factor accumulation. Still, capital accumulation...
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Perspiration and inspiration : sources of economic growth in the East Asian countries over the four decades
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capital accumulation