The Asian miracle refers to the relatively rapid industrialisation and development of previously-backward Asian nations into developed and sophisticated societies. Signs of the growth included domination of key industries by companies based in Asia, as well as high employment rates alongside explosive economic growth rates. Other broadly agreed elements of the Asian miracle were a clear open and uncorrupt legal environment that was permissive of free enterprise.
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