Traduction de «Japanese capital exports and Asian economic development » (Anglais → Français) :

Despite the disparities that exist at present, developing countries tend to have certain characteristics in common: dependence on exports of a few raw materials, a lack of economic diversification, a strong focus on agriculture, the energy and extractive industries or tourism, and a strong field of foreign capital.

C. bearing in mind that the key to successful development models, East-Asian in particular, is a coherent strategy of raising the opportunities for private investment through a range of policies that included credit subsidies, credit to large business groups at negative real interest rates, and tax incentives, educational policies, establishment of public enterprises, export inducements, duty-free access to inputs and ...[+++]capital goods, and actual government coordination of investment plans,

C. bearing in mind that the key to successful development models, in particular East-Asian, is a coherent strategy of raising the opportunities to private investment, through a range of policies that included credit subsidies, credit to large business groups at negative real interest rates, and tax incentives, educational policies, establishment of public enterprises, export inducements, duty- free access to i ...[+++]nputs and capital goods, and actual government co-ordination of investment plans,

For the nine first months of 1994, our exports to the United States increased again, from 19.8 per cent to 21 per cent. These figures clearly show that our post-recession economic growth is not due solely to the new developing markets of Japan, China and other Asian countries, far from it.

This dialogue should enable both sides to better understand the development of transport policy within and between the European Union and Japan. By opening a channel of communication permitting early discussion of new developments it should also serve to enhance understanding thereby reducing potential conflict. It also offers potential for cooperation in transport issues affecting the larger Asia-Pacific region. 12. NEW PROJECTS The idea of creating a "European House" in Tokyo has been launched by the European Parliament. It concerns the establishment of a centre for EU- related activities in Tokyo, that would have the advantage of ...[+++] offering economies of scale for several areas in which the EU and its Member States are already active (e.g. industrial co-operation, export promotion) and providing a basis for new activities, such as the establishment of a European cultural presence in the Japanese capital.

Towards a new Asia policy: the objectives Policy-makers in the Union and its member states should set their minds on the following overall objectives when formulating a fresh, proactive policy towards Asia: To improve policy coordination within the Union at national and European level To identify clear priorities in terms of countries and sectors, thereby avoiding the use of too many policy instruments on too many countries. To strengthen the Union's economic presence ...[+++]in Asia To raise the profile of Europe in Asia To promote peace and security by strengthening relations with ASEAN and other regional groupings. To encourage further Asian participation in multilateral organisations To pursue further market-opening and improvement in the investment climate To help integrate those Asian countries moving from state controls to market-oriented economies To contribute to sustainable development and poverty alleviation in the poorest parts of Asia Towards a new Asia policy: priorities for action Political dialogue The EU should explore the possibility of continuing or initiating dialogue in a wide range of areas, including: extending the coverage of the UN Conventional Arms Register, itself the result of a joint EU-Japan initiative, as well as extending the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty; reinforcing the efficiency of the safeguards system of the International Atomic Energy Agency; cooperating over the export of sensitive goods and technologies; urging its Asian partners to conclude a universal and verifiable treaty banning nuclear tests; strengthening the policy of encouraging the improvement of human rights.