ISSN (The Economist) 6.73%

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1 ISSN PECC CTPECC (The Economist) 6.73% 1

2 BRICs FDI 114 BRICs % 10 10% % 146 6% 7% GDP 6.8% 7.6% 3 12 Medvedev 6% 20% GDP FDI % UNCTAD 2

3 GDP GDP 5.3% 6.7% 6% 7% Medvedev 12%

4 8% 12% APEC 60 APEC % 12.5% 12% APEC % OECD OECD EurAsEC APEC APEC

5 % GATT 15 Medvedev Times Financial 15% Financial Times 22.3% 3,690 China s Shoe industry under pressure, Financial Time, Feb. 26, 5

6 2004 1% (CFIUS) 911 IMF FDI

7 Garcia % GDP 9% 1994 Morgan Stanley Segura Segura Getulio Vargas Boris Alan Garcia % % % % Garcia 40.8% Alan Garcia Garcia % 44.5% GDP 49% % 15% 2 Alan Garcia 30% Garcia 2 15 Garcia (CONFIEP) Jaime Caceres Sayan 700 7

8 () 2 8 (Ballistic Missile Defense, ) (Lockheed Martin) Rajesh Basrur 1 1. Military Science Academy 2. Jiang Yu 5 3. (access to surveillance data) 6 C Primakov 1998 Evgenii 2500km WMD

9 3. (MTCR) MIRVed (CTBT) (FMCT) / 4. / Ghazala Yasmin, Missile Defence in South Asia: Implications for the Region, in org.pk/journal/2006_files/no_3/article/a4.htm. /02/21 2 Y. P. Rajesh, India says to have missile defence system in 3 years, REUTERS, Dec.12,, DEL Steve Herman, American Defense Contractors Visit New Delhi in Hopes of Snagging Contracts, VOA News, Feb. 16,. in voa14.cfm?renderforprint=1 4 Sanjay Badri-Maharaj, Ballistic Missile Defence for India, The IAF Today, in /02/21 5 Joseph E. Lin, Christopher Griffin, Cold War 1. 6 Redux: China responds to the Russo-American dispute, AsiaMedia, July 11,. in d=73677 /02/20 7 Neha Kumar, India ballistic missle defense 2. capabilities & future threats, IndiaPost.Com. in int. /02/18 9

10 KOPEC CTPECC (KOPEC) APEC KOPEC (Demographic Change and International Labor Mobility in the Asia Pacific Region: Implications for Business and Cooperation) ABAC PECC March (SEOUL) Hotel, Yeongbin-Gwan Hall (KOPEC) Labor Institute) The Shilla (Korea Opening Session 08:30-08:50 Opening Remarks, by KOPEC Chair & KLI President Congratulatory Remarks, by PECC International Chair 08:50-09:15 Keynote Address I, by Prof. Graeme Hugo, Federation Fellow, Professor Geography and Director of the National Centre for Social Applications of GIS, University of Adelaide, on Demographic Change and Its Implications for Business and Labor Mobility in Asia Pacific 09:15-09:40 Keynote Address II, by Dr. Manolo Abella, Chief Technical Advisor, ILO Asian Regional Programme on Governance Challenges on on Labor Migration in the Asia Pacific Region Session I. Northeast Asia Session 10:10-11:40 Case Studies (15 min. each) -China, by Mr. Liu Yanbin, Institute for International Labor Studies, China -Hong Kong China, by Dr. Wong Siu-lun, University of Hong Kong -Chinese Taipei, by prof. Ke-Jeng, Lan, National Chung Cheng University -Korea, by Drs. Jai-Joo Hur and Kyuyong Lee, Korea Labor Institute -Japan, by Prof. Yasushi Iguchi, Kwansei Gakuin University, -Mongolia, by Dr. Bolormaa Tsogtsaikhan, National University of Mongolia 11:40-12:40 Regional Overview -Presentation, by Dr. Young-Ki Choi, President, Korea Labor Institute -Discussion Session II. Southeast Asia Session 14:10-15:40 Case Studies (15 min. each) 10

11 -The Philippines, by Prof. Tereso S. Tullao, Jr. De La Salle University, Manila. -Indonesia, by Dr. Aris Ananta, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies -Thailand, by Dr. Yongyuth Chalamwong, Thailand Development Research Institute -Vietnam, by Mr. Phung Quang Huy, Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry -Malaysia, by Ms. Vijayakumari Kanapathy, Institute of Strategic and International Studies Session III. Australasia Session 17:00-17:30 Case Studies -Australia and New Zealand (30 mins), by Prof. Graeme Hugo, University of Adelaide, Australia, Dr. Paul Callister, Victoria University of Wellington and Ms. Juthika Badkar, Department of Labour, New Zealand 17:30-18:00 Discussion March 26 Session IV. Pacific America Session 08:30-10:00 Case Studies (15 min. each) -United States, by Dr. Susan Martin, Georgetown University -Canada, by Ms. Catherine Sas, Q.C., Canadian Bar Association -Mexico, by Dr. Ofelia Woo Morales, University of Guadalajara -Chile,by Dr. Claudia Martinez A., University of Chile -Peru, by Dr. Anibal Sanchez, National Institute of Statistics and Information -Colombia, by Mrs. Jaifa mezher El Kareh, Director and Nestor Orduz Cadenas, Advisor, Colombia Nos Une Program, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Session V. Business Perspectives 11:20-12:30 Business Perspectives -Implications for Business and Cooperation in the Region, by Ms. Doris Magsaysay- Ho, ABAC Philippines -Views of a Global Firm, by Ms. Lori Forman Microsoft (TBC) -Discussion Session VI. Implications for International and APEC Cooperation 14:00-15:00 Presentations -The OECD Experiences, by mr. Jean-Pierre Garson, DELSA, OECD -The Views of the International Labor Organization, by Mr. Piyasiri Wickramasekara, Senior Migration Specialist, ILO -The Views of the International Organization for Migration, by Mr. `Federico Soda, IOM, Bangkok 15:00-15:40 Discussion 15:40-16:00 Tea Break Concluding Session 16:00-16:50 Concluding Discussions -Wrap-up Comments by the Synthesis Authors 11

12 BRICs 2006 (Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor, ) (Project Specific Special Purpose Companies, SPS) (PPP) (SPS) (Special Project Vehicle, SPVs) (Apex Authority- Steering Authority) (Ministry of Finance) Apex Authority ( Development Corporation, DC) (DC) Apex Authority (State-level Committee) Nodal Agency DC (special purpose vehicles,spvs) / (collect user charges) (PPP) (SPVs) SPVs DC DC DC (GoI) 49% (equity) 51% (Financial Institutions, FIs) (GoJ) 25,000 (Project Development Funds, PDF) PDF PDF PDF SPVs (Project SPVs) (Funding Sources) 49% 51% 12

13 (category) (JBIC) 1. Category-1 PPP SEZs ITES (integrated township) Category-2 PPP IT JBIC 6.5% 132 JBIC (International Finance Operations, IFO) (Overseas Economic Cooperation Operations, OECD) (Yen Loans) 2. GDP 4.7% 8% (Department of Economic Affairs, DEA) PPP Nodal Agency PPP (ADB) VGF PPP (WB) IIFCL (TA) VGF) SPVs (Viability Gap Funding (soft loans) (Skill Development Centers) VGF 20% (grant assistance) VGF PPP (Special Economic Zone) (Act) / SEZs 2010 (Goods and Service Tax) (India Infrastructure Finance Company Limited IIFCL) IIFCL (apex financial intermediary) IIFCL IIFCL (authorized capital)100 (INR 1,000 Crore) (paid-up capital) PPP Concept Paper-Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor, Department of industrial Policy & Promotion, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India, August, 13

14 APEC () APEC APEC () (IDB)2005 (market-based) (Socially Responsible Investment, SRI) Compact Initiative(GRI) Global Global Reporting Peru Peru (social investment) 1980 () (assistance) Peru 2021 (Peru) 1980 APEC

15 GDP (BEA) GDP 2.5% (Conference Board) GDP % 1.7% % % (FOMC) 9 18 (BOJ) BOJ Fed 5.25% 1 3.0% 2 1,680 BOJ

16 ECB 2.0% 3.0% ECB ECB ECB Fed 1 (Eurostat) 13 GDP % % 2.7% 3.0% 1.8% 2.9% 2.1% 2006 CPI % 7.7% 6.8% 18.2% 41.2% 58.8% 13.7% 10.3% 5.5% 1 M2 18.9% M1 20.7% 20% 1 3.2% PECC CTPECC (02) (02)