These papers are the result of a conference held in Taipei in 1992. The main theme was to examine the economic development of Taiwan in the 1990s and beyond, as well as to discuss the economic development of countries in the Pacific Rim.

Key factors for high growth with equity - the Taiwan experience 1952-1990, S.W.Y. Kuo and H. Patrick
prospects and problems for the advanced industrial economies of the Asia-Pacific area, L.R. Klein and H. Patrick
economies of the member countries, V. Socatiyanurak
economic nexus between the two sides of the Taiwan Straits - with special emphasis on Hong Kong's role, T.-Z. Lin
economic basis of integration within the Pacific Basin - a summary, C. Moriguchi and Y. Liu
financial markets in the Pacific Basin - an inside view, S.C. Shieh and K.-S. Liang
primary production and trade in the Pacific Basin, J.T.H. Tsao
technological trends in the Pacific Basin, M. Saito et al
demography and aggregate saving, A. Ando and G. Ranis
some general equilibrium model estimates of the impact of the Uruguay round and of the "1992" process in the European community on the newly industralised countries of East Asia, J.M. Burniaux et al
special problems of other developing countries of the Pacific Basin - the economies in transition of South-East Asia and China and the Pacific Islands, J.-P.A. Verbiest
prospects for economic performance in the Pacific Rim during the 1990s and the early 21st century, A.Y.C. Koo and H.S. Cheng
the sources of economic growth of the newly industrialized countries on the Pacific rim, J.-I. Kim et al
economic relations of the Pacific Basin with restructuring central Europe and the former Soviet Union, A. Simon
correlation between political changes and economic changes in Asia - past, present and future, H. Kanamori and J.C. H. Fei
feature - stock market in Pacific Basin countries. (Part contents).