In 2007, the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) bloc adopted the goal of creating an integrated economic region—termed the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC)—by December 2015.
The AEC project’s integrated
ASEAN economic region was built on four pillars of integration:
(i)
a single market and
production base,
(ii)
a competitive
economic region,
(iii)
equitable economic
development, and
(iv)
integration with the
global economy.
Several challenges to realise the AEC tie to ASEAN’s ability
to address the development divide in the region, home to some of the richest
and poorest Asian economies. Members must enhance strategies to narrow the
income gap and allow spillovers from richer.
Source:
· 1) FrontierStrategyGroup 2013, Understanding the
ASEAN Economic Community, viewed 8 July 2015,
<http://blog.frontierstrategygroup.com/author/frontierstrategygroup/>
· 2) Balboa, J.D.
and Ganeshan Wignaraja 2014, ASEAN Economic Community 2015: What is next?,
viewed 8 July 2015, < http://www.asiapathways-adbi.org/2014/12/asean-economic-community-2015-what-is-next/>
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