Closer Economic Relations with East Asia?

P.J. Lloyd

The Economic Record, 2001, vol. 77, issue 238, 228-241

Abstract: This paper examines Australia’s economic links with East Asia and the policy implications of these links. The main issue is whether Australia should join the regional trading arrangements with East Asian countries that have been proposed. It examines the factors which determine the share of East Asia in Australian exports. One of these, the country bias factor, is threatened by proposed regional trading arrangements which might exclude Australia. After considering the costs of exclusion, the paper concludes that Australia should consider developing new bilateral or regional trade arrangements with countries in East Asia.

Date: 2001
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