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100

This country is currently the world’s second-largest economy by nominal GDP and the largest by purchasing power parity (PPP), driven by state-led investments and export-oriented policies.

China

100

what economic ideology combines market liberalization with state intervention to ensure national competition?

Neo-Liberalism


100

US and this country see each other as economic and strategic partners

South Korea

100

China doesn't recognize this countries independence

Taiwan

100

Rapid industrial growth in countries like China and India has led to this environmental issue, which impacts public health and raises concerns about balancing economic growth with environmental sustainability.

Air Pollution

200

In the post-WWII era, the economies of Germany, Japan, and the East Asian Tigers benefited from this crucial factor, enabling massive industrialization

 State Intervention


200

Neo-Liberalism is known to have widened this socioeconomic divide.

gap between the rich and poor

200

Foreign investors are naturally driven to this country 

Singapore


200

Growing tension between this country and North Korea

South Korea

200

What is a demographic crisis?

low birthrates in countries like South Korea, Singapore, and Hong Kong are creating this demographic challenge, leading to an aging population and smaller workforce.

300

This country, while still a major economic power, faces challenges such as a declining population and the need for economic reforms to sustain growth.

Japan

300

This process connects countries to major markets worldwide, allowing for unified what?

Supply chains

300

this country manufactures the most semiconductors and microchips

Taiwan


300

Friction arising in this country between US and China

HongKong
300

What is income inequality?

 It is social issues arising from economic growth that concentrates wealth in urban areas, leaving rural regions with fewer resources and creating disparities in education, healthcare, and jobs

400

These four East Asian countries are known as the "Four Asian Tigers" due to their rapid economic growth and industrialization after World War II.

South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, and Hong Kong

400


Capitalism focuses on market-driven growth. This approach has played a central role in which phenomenon?


rapid industrialization

400

 This country leads global financial and business center

Hong Kong

400

Foreign interfere in this country

Singapore

400

What is happening in Southeast Asia and the Middle East?

Rapid industrialization has led to labor exploitation, especially for migrant workers in Southeast Asia and the Middle East who are facing challenging conditions and limited rights.

500

The term "Tiger Cub Economies" refers to these Southeast Asian nations, which are following in the footsteps of the original Asian Tigers.

Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Vietnam

500

Rapid industrialization has been essential for growth in countries following this economic system.

Capitalism

500

Krelatively low business constraints within this country

Singapore again

500

The relationship between Taiwan and this country is a key issue in international diplomacy

China

500

What is the US-China Trade War?

The US- China Trade war is an economic conflict between two global superpowers has resulted in tariffs, trade barriers, and technology restrictions, affecting global supply chains and other Asian economies.

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