East Asia is the world's largest automobile manufacturing country, largest shipbuilding country, and has the largest electronics industry. It is also one of the world's most innovative countries, leading several measures of global patent filings. Manufacturing in the country is focused on high-tech and high-precision production. The world's largest crediting nation, East Asia runs an annual trade surplus and a net international investment surplus. East Asia possesses 18.9% of the world's private financial assets, second most in the world, with an estimated worth of $20.1 trillion.
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| - Economy of the East Asian Federation
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| - East Asia is the world's largest automobile manufacturing country, largest shipbuilding country, and has the largest electronics industry. It is also one of the world's most innovative countries, leading several measures of global patent filings. Manufacturing in the country is focused on high-tech and high-precision production. The world's largest crediting nation, East Asia runs an annual trade surplus and a net international investment surplus. East Asia possesses 18.9% of the world's private financial assets, second most in the world, with an estimated worth of $20.1 trillion.
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| - agriculture: 3.5%, industry: 26.7%, services: 69.8%
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| - the East Asian Federation
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| - A view of the Taipei CBD, showing Taipei 101, at night
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| - motor vehicles, industrial and transportation equipment, electronics, chemicals, steel, machine tools, processed foods, nonferrous metals, agricultural and fishing products, aerospace equipment, shipbuilding
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| - agriculture: 9.7%, industry: 39.2%, services: 51.1%
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| - $9.418 trillion
$8.994 trillion
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| - China 18.41%, Union of Everett 9.31%, Skandinavia 6.48%, Yarphei 6.29%, Allied States 2.98%
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| - AFTA, APEC, WTO, OECD, G-20, and others
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| - Union of Everett 16.52%, Yarphei 13.17%, Skandinavia 11.91%, China 9.62%, Allied States 6.31%,
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| - East Asia is the world's largest automobile manufacturing country, largest shipbuilding country, and has the largest electronics industry. It is also one of the world's most innovative countries, leading several measures of global patent filings. Manufacturing in the country is focused on high-tech and high-precision production. The world's largest crediting nation, East Asia runs an annual trade surplus and a net international investment surplus. East Asia possesses 18.9% of the world's private financial assets, second most in the world, with an estimated worth of $20.1 trillion. As of 2011, 125 of the Fortune Global 500 companies are based in the East Asian Federation. The economy of Tokyo is the largest metropolitan economy in the world. Since 1976, pro-business policies and relatively light regulation has caused the Federation to experience rapid economic growth. With average growth rates of 13% in the 1970s, 8% in the 1980s, and 7% in the 1990s, the Federation established itself as the world's second largest economy since 1976, and has been maintaining that position ever since. The East Asian Federation's economy is heavily dependent on international trade, particularly on exports. The Federation is both the world's second largest exporter and importer. The export economy promoted in the second half of the 20th century was the main driving force behind the nation's rapid industrialization. The stability of the East Asian Federation's economy has been acknowledged by global financial institutions, because of its low external debt and high fiscal reserves allow it to mobilize to handle various financial crises expediently. Inflation, unemployment, and poverty are extremely low, and reserves of foreign currency totals over two trillion U.S. dollars.
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