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NIES
(redirected from Newly Industrializing Economies)

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NIESNational Institute for Environmental Studies
NIEsNewly Industrializing Economies
NIESNanjing Institute of Environmental Sciences (China)
NIESNorthern Ireland Electricity Service
NIESNIMA Integrated Exploitation System


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The first generation of newly industrializing economies preceded Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia in this pattern of accelerated urbanization by about a decade, but the pattern is substantially the same.
Local city, capital city or world city? Civil society, the (post-) ... by Douglass, Mike / Pacific Affairs
Hong Kong, Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan are alternatively known as the Newly Industrializing Economies (NIEs), the Dragons, or the East Asian Tigers.
Asian NIEs and the Global Economy: Industrial Restructuring and ... by Gapinski, James H. / Southern Economic Journal
Like many newly industrializing economies, women fill this role.
Foreign investment, industrial restructuring and dependent ... by Keng Mun Lee, William / Journal of Contemporary Asia
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