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ASEAN Economics and Trade Flashcards

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  1. What is the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP)?

    Answer: A free trade agreement between ASEAN and five partner countries

    RCEP, signed in 2020 and effective 2022, is the world's largest free trade agreement linking ASEAN with Australia, China, Japan, New Zealand, and South Korea.

  2. Which ASEAN member state has the highest GDP per capita?

    Answer: Singapore

    Singapore consistently ranks as the wealthiest ASEAN nation by GDP per capita, driven by finance, trade, and high-value manufacturing.

  3. What is the ASEAN+3 grouping?

    Answer: ASEAN plus China, Japan, and South Korea

    ASEAN+3 refers to the ten ASEAN members cooperating with China, Japan, and South Korea on economic and financial matters.

  4. Which ASEAN financial mechanism was created after the 1997 Asian financial crisis?

    Answer: Chiang Mai Initiative (CMI)

    The Chiang Mai Initiative, launched in 2000 and later multilateralized as CMIM, provides currency swap arrangements to prevent liquidity crises.

  5. What share of global trade does ASEAN collectively represent, making it a significant trading bloc?

    Answer: Approximately 7%

    ASEAN accounts for roughly 7% of global merchandise trade, making it the fourth-largest trading bloc in the world.

  6. Which sector does the ASEAN Agreement on Electronic Commerce aim to develop?

    Answer: Digital trade and e-commerce across member states

    The ASEAN Agreement on Electronic Commerce, signed in 2019, provides a framework to facilitate cross-border digital transactions among members.

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