| I.1 Economic indicators for selected Southeast Asian case studies ||5|
| 1.1 Deans' five-fold definition of the capitalist developmental state in East Asia ||32|
| 2.1 Recipients of FDI, ten largest, developing countries 1980-92 ||49|
| 2.2 GDP growth crisis and after ||50|
| 4.1 Malaysia's export destination (percentage) 1970-95 ||94|
| 5.1 Thailand's economic growth 1981-2000 ||98|
| 5.2 Leading exports 1999-2000 (million $) ||99|
| 5.3 Election results 1986-2001 ||113|
| 5.4 Regional distribution of GDP ||116|
| 6.1 Car production by category ||125|
| 6.2 Rates of import duty (ID) and import surcharge (IS) on CBU vehicles 1997 ||127|
| 6.3 Matchmaking agreements between Malaysian automotive component parts manufacturers and foreign collaborators ||139|
| 6.4 Technological ranking of production process ||145|
| 6.5 Revealed comparative advantage for the Thai automotive industry ||145|
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Book title: Developmentalism and Dependency in Southeast Asia: The Case of the Automotive Industry.
Contributors: Jason P. Abbott - Author.
Place of publication: New York.
Publication year: 2003.
Page number: x.
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