Economy of Asia
                                 Economy of Asia
   See also: Economy of the world – Economy of Africa – Economy of Asia –
   Economy of Europe – Economy of North America – Economy of Oceania –
   Economy of South America
   The economy of Asia comprises more than 4 billion people (60% of the
   economic region. China is the largest economy in Asia and the second
   largest economy in the world.
   Japan in particular managed to develop its economy due to a reformation
   known as the Meiji Restoration. The Japanese economy continued to grow
   to promote their domestic economy. These policies limited the economic
   had the second largest economy in Asia. The Philippine economy during
   government, the entire economy was undergoing a remarkable
   South Korea, the bulk of Taiwan's economy is dependent on small to
   economy for many years running, and it remains among one of the world's
   After the liberalization of the economy of India, the Indian economy
   coupled with the Chinese economy to power Asia into being one of the
   hotspots for world trade. The Chinese economy was already booming under
   considered as biggest reason for lack of growth of economy by both
   control measures to improve their economy.
   exports. The Philippines only began to open up its stagnated economy in
   the early 1990s. Vietnam's economy began to grow in 1995, shortly after
   Yet another potential global danger posed by the economy of Asia is the
   According to the World Bank, China may become the largest economy in
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