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近10—15年来,国际垄断组织进一步增加了对亚洲地区发展中国家的资本输出。这种现象在一系列东南亚国家中尤为突出,因为国际垄断组织在这些国家中进行了某些对外经济扩张的新偿试,这种新偿试后来也被应用到发展中世界的其他地区。作为发展中国家,东盟各国(印度尼西亚、马来西亚、新加坡、泰国和菲律宾)从六十年代中期起就开始引起美国、日本和西欧国际垄断组织的注目,因为东盟各国拥有丰富的人力资源和天然资源以及其它一些有利因素,其中应当指出的是,东盟五国有优越的地理位置、当地企业的工资相对较低,等等。而许多东盟国家有利的投资气候则是
In the past 10-15 years, international monopoly organizations have further increased the capital output of developing countries in Asia. This phenomenon is particularly pronounced in a series of Southeast Asian countries, where international monopoly organizations conducted some new reimbursements of their foreign economic expansion in these countries. Such new reimbursement was later applied to other parts of the developing world. As a developing country, the ASEAN countries (Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and the Philippines) have drawn the attention of international monopolies of the United States, Japan and Western Europe since the mid-1960s because of their rich human and natural resources as well as Among other favorable factors, it should be noted that the five ASEAN countries have a superior geographical position, the wages of local enterprises are relatively low, and so on. And many favorable investment climate in ASEAN countries is