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1The term liquidity trap is used to refer to a situation where the demand for money becomes infinitely elastic.

2The ratio of exports to GDP is close to 60% in the Netherlands and about 40% in the Republic of Korea. No one would argue that the Netherlands is a country pursuing export-led industrialization.

3An East Asian regional arrangement for economic cooperation among the ten countries that comprise ASEAN, plus the PRC, Japan, and Republic of Korea.

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