Governing the Market

Discover the intricacies of economic development in East and Southeast Asia with Governing the Market by Robert Wade. This revised edition, published in 2003, spans 496 pages and delves into the critical debate surrounding industrial policy in these dynamic regions. Wade meticulously chronicles the shifting economic landscape of the 1990s, highlighting the factors that contributed to the remarkable boom in the first half of the decade as well as the subsequent crash.

With a focus on the interconnections between corporations, banks, and governments, this insightful analysis offers a comprehensive understanding of the complexities of economic policy and industrialization. Ideal for students and professionals in the fields of business and economics, Governing the Market is essential reading for anyone interested in the forces shaping the economies of East Asia. Don't miss out on this pivotal work that combines economic theory with real-world implications.