02137nam a2200349 a 450000100060000000300090000600500170001500800410003201000130007302000150008603500120010104000330011304200100014604300120015605000220016808200150019024500710020525000180027626000580029430000620035250000200041450400510043450502050048552008590069065000520154965100310160165100290163265100320166165100150169371000280170885200510173640078BD-DhAAL20221204134254.0221204t1997 ph ab b i001 0 eng  a96946782 a9715611052 a1021198 aTOCbengcTOCdTOCdBD-DhAAL alcode aa------00aHC412b.E583 1997 222a338.9500aEmerging Asia :bchanges and challenges /cAsian Development Bank. aSecond print. aManila, Philippines :bAsian Development Bank,c1997. axiv, 350 pages :bcolor illustrations, col. map ;c24 cm. aIncludes index. aIncludes bibliographical references and index.0 aCh. 1. Emerging Asia -- Ch. 2. Economic Growth and Transformation -- Ch. 3. Demographic Change and Human Resource Development -- Ch. 4. Environment and Natural Resources -- Ch. 5. The Quality of Life. aAsia is in the midst of a great economic and social transformation. In virtually every dimension, life in Asia is changing at an unprecedented pace: its people have become richer, healthier, better fed, and more educated in a remarkably short period of time. But not all Asians have benefited equally. Some countries, regions within countries, and groups within societies still lag seriously behind. Asia is also a much more polluted and environmentally degraded place than it was 30 years ago. This book, Emerging Asia: Changes and Challenges, looks at this great transformation and analyzes the prospects for its continuation. Taking a forward-looking and broad view of the development process, the book identifies the major trends that are likely to influence Asia's future. It then asks how these might affect future policy and institutional choices. 0aNatural resourcesxEnvironmental aspectszAsia. 0aAsiaxEconomic conditions. 0aAsiaxSocial conditions. 0aEast AsiaxEconomic policy. 0aEconomics.2 aAsian Development Bank. aAyesha Abed LibrarycAkbar Ali Khan Collection