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"Contents :- Tables - Figures - Contributors - Foreword - Acknowledgments - Glossary - 1. Introduction by Prema-chandra Athukorala, Arianto A. Patunru, and Budy P. Resosudarmo - Part 1: Trade - 2. Challenges of the world trading system and implications for Indonesia - 3. From spaghetti bowl to jigsaw puzzle? Addressing the disarray in the world trade system - 4. Agricultural trade consequences of Asia's economic growth: a case study of wine - Part 2: Development - 5. Economic relations between China, India and Southeast Asia: coping with threats and opportunities - 6. Revisiting the growth acceleration episodes of Indonesia and India: a political economy reading - 7. Exporting, education, and wage differentials between foreign multinationals and local plants in Indonesian and Malaysian manufacturing - 8. Indonesia: returns to occupation, education, and ability during a resource export boom - 9. Labour market regulation and employment during the Yudhoyono years in Indonesia - 10 Vietnam: trapped on the trail of the tigers? - Part 3: Political economy - 11. Rethinking the role of the state in ASEAN - 12. The ill-fated currency board proposal for Indonesia - 13. What are grain reserves worth? A generalised political economy framework - References - Index "

"ABSTRAKSmall and medium enterprises (SMEs) contribute substantially to the economic development, income generation, poverty reduction, and particularly job creation for both developed and developing economies. However, compared with large firms, SMEs face several challenges related to their performance and competitiveness. The role of human capital (HC) and human resource practices (HR Practices) in enhancing SMEs competitiveness and performance is vital but understudied areas. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to investigate the role of HC development between the relationship of high-performance work systems (HPWS) and export-oriented SMEs performance. Quantitative strategy and cross-sectional survey method was used to collect data from 205 managerial staff through a self-administered structured questionnaire. HPWS had a significant positive impact on export-oriented SMEs performance. The findings of the study provide evidence that HC development plays a mediating role between HPWS and enterprises performance."

"Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengkaji tingkat persaingan di industri pengolahan berorientasi ekspor. Melalui teori SCP, struktur pasar yang semakin terkonsentrasi akan membawa dampak yang buruk bagi masyarakat karena kinerjanya akan semakin tidak efisien. Selain itu akan diuji bagaimana pengaruh variabel-variabel lain seperti proporsi ekspor dan pertumbuhan output.Model yang digunakan berasal dari Chirwa (1998) yang menganalisis hubungan antara kinerja industri yang ditunjukkan oleh variabel price cost margin (PCM) dengan rasio konsentrasi industrinya yang ditunjukkan oleh variabel rasio konsentrasi empat perusahaan (CR4). Dengan menggunakan metode panel random effect dan fixed effect didapatkan bahwa ternyata konsentrasi pasar ternyata tidak berpengaruh terhadap price cost margin.

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The aim of this study is to assess the level of competition in the export-oriented manufacture industry. By using Structure-Conduct-Performance framework, it is found concentrated market structure will give adverse impact to the industry as its performance will be inefficient. Furthermore, this study test the correlation of other variables such as the proportion of exports and output growth to the exportoriented manufacture industry performance.The model used is derived from Chirwa (1998) who analyzed the relationship between industry performance variables indicated by the price cost margin (PCM) with industry concentration ratio indicated by the ratio of variable concentrations of four firms (CR4). By using the panel fixed effect and random effect, it is concluded market concentration has no effect on price cost margins."