South Korea Economic Forecast


South Korea has proved its economic capacity as one of the four Asian Tigers by becoming one of the fastest growing developed countries in the 2000s. Since 2004, it has joined the ranks of the top world economies, with over a trillion dollars in GDP (PPP). In 2010, the South Korean economy posted a GDP (PPP) of US$1.459 trillion, a 7.12 percent growth from 2009. It is currently the 12th largest economy in the world in terms of GDP (PPP).

Asia Pacific Economic Forecast


Asia-Pacific is the fastest growing economic region in the world. Backed by the rapid growth of emerging economies within the region such as China and India, Asia-Pacific is expected to remain as the world’s main economic growth centre, with its growth rate being nearly one and a half times more than that of any other region of the world.

Japan Media Mystery: Neither Print Nor On-Line Succeeding


While Japan’s long economic stagnation has prompted a slow dismantling of the nation’s postwar order, punctuated by a historic change of government last year,

one pillar of that order, the news media, has so far been left relatively untouched.

The new government has taken the initial steps to open up some of the exclusive press clubs that dominate coverage at Tokyo’s powerful central ministries,

but it has yet to follow through with more sweeping changes.

England Economic Forecast


When looking at economies throughout the world, England has one of the largest. This country’s economy involves ongoing contribution from the government, as well as private sectors. Even with a capitalistic viewpoint, social welfare of this country continues to be a primary focus along with aerospace, manufacturing, and the arms sectors.