This paper analyses the contribution to and engagement in global supply chains of Asian emerging
economies by measuring several globalisation indicators based on the harmonised input-output and
bilateral trade databases developed by the OECD. It focuses on major structural changes in the Asian trade
network from the perspective of integration and fragmentation in global supply chains. It shows that
greater fragmentation and higher dependence on supplies of intermediate goods and services from
neighbouring countries have gone hand-in-hand and led to deepening economic integration between
ASEAN and East Asia. ASEAN policy makers, therefore, need to consider their integration strategies from
the perspective of the whole East Asian region and not just among ASEAN countries themselves.
Recent Developments in Asian Economic Integration
Measuring Indicators of Trade Integration and Fragmentation
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