The economical growth is the overall increment in the value
of things produced in the economy. It also involves the annual augment in the GNP
or GDP of the country, in the terms of percentage. It includes significant growth
in the per-capita national product, in a specific time period, i.e. the increase
in total production growth rate, should be higher than the growth rate of the population.
The economic growth is dissimilar with the economic development that is the increase in the country’s economic
wealth or some particular area of the country, for its inhabitant’s welfare. The
economic growth is very important but not only economic development clause. In
a country the economic trend, is the main element for its environment of business.
For example, if an economy rate of growth
is high offers a business vision that is promising and therefore builds more
confidence in the business(Pettinger & Tejvan, 2015).
Some of the primary differences between
economic and development growth are as follow:
- In the country real output the economic growth is
likely to bring a positive change, in an economy particular time span. In
the economic development an increase in the production level in economy
with technology innovation, living standards improvement etc.
- Economic growth is said to be a mechanical
process. Different to economic development, that is result of result-oriented
and planned actions.
- Economic growth calculated when the overall national
income grows, while economic development is the condition when real
national income increases and the individual in the country positively affected
by this phenomenon.
- Economic growth linked with the developed
economies like Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan to estimate
the life standard, but it is a critical situation for development. In difference
to, the economic development can be implemented to all of the developing
countries to determine their overall progress.
- Economic growth can be calculated by estimated
the areas of growth in a specific period of time. It is opposite to the economic
development that is a constant process so it can be observe in long period
of time.
- Economic growth is also said to be a subpart of
economical development.
- Economic growth allows an augment in the gauge
like per capita income, GDP, etc. In contrast, economic development also
allows progress in rate of life expectancy, literacy rate, poverty rates and
infant mortality rate.
- Economic growth is a short-term process that is
concern with the annual economy growth. But economic development it is
quite a long term procedure that deal with the economic activities over
the years and it actually happen with constant economical growth. It can
be seen in the case of Asian Tigers that there development happen with constant
growth in the economy.
The Asian Miracle qualified to trading policies
and well-built development policies. some of
the similarities of the
economical growth and development that both are suppose to provide benefits to the economy of nation and
life style of people gradually increase by both of them. Both economical growth
and development are related with the political and economical policies that are
set by the government of country. The Asian Tigers have been contributing
towards more effective governmental policies over the years to make the
economies grows rapidly and development process in the country could be fasten(Topdifferences.com, 2017).
(a) Discuss
any four macro-economic indicators using illustration of the indicators
provided from the case study.
The four main indicators of the
macro-economic that are also mentioned in the case study are the following(Pettinger, 2017):
- Real Income (no
including transfer payments)
In the very beginning of the case study it is
mention that all of the four Asian Tigers
in the 21 century become one of
the most highly income nations in the Asia.
These four economies have been the sustained growth and distribution of high income
levels. By the year 1960s, human capital and physical levels amongst the Asian
Tigers far surpass other countries at comparable development levels. This
afterward causes a fast development in per capita levels of income. High levels
of investments were necessary to the growth of economy in the Asian Tigers; the
human capital role was also significant. The education enrollment levels in
Asian tigers were higher than their overall income level.
- Real Retail
Sales the Asian Tigers and Economic Growth Lessons
The economies that
are export oriented like four Asian tiger nations that get advantage from United
States consumption, were strike firmly by 2007-2008financial crisis. By 2008,
the four nations GDP knock down by a standard of 15% annualized rate. The
overall Exports of the countries also cut down by an annualized rate of 50%.
Weak domestic demand also has an effect on these economies recovery. In 2008,
retail sales fell 6 percent in Singapore, 11 percent in Taiwan and 3 percent in
Hong Kong.
- Industrial
Production of the Asian Tigers and Economic Growth Lessons
The Asian Tigers were
distinguished for upholding fast industrialization and extremely high growth
rates between 1960s and 1990s. The World Bank report approved profit from
policies of the financial sector repression, for instance lower market interest
rates imposed by state for loans to definite industries of exports. This is extremely
discussed, and a lot have argued that industrial policy had a more authority as
compare with World Bank report recommended. The Singapore and Hong Kong came up
with trade rule that were encouraged free trade and neoliberal, at the same
time as Taiwan and South Korea took on mixed commands that put up their export
industries. The South Korea, Singapore and Taiwan governments also worked to encourage
particular exporting industries that termed as export push plan. The Confucianism
culture have been well-suited with industrialization since it valued hard work,
loyalty and stability and respect to authority statistics.
- Employment of
the Asian Tigers and Economic Growth Lessons
All of the four countries in Asian Tigers are
very conscious about increasing the standards of living of their people. They
want the individuals of their nations to grow individually. The countries pay
good attention towards the education of the people, in order to improve the
personal stills of the citizens and eventually support with good employment for
their services.