Financing For Regional Economic Integration for Northeast Asia 3

Preface
Contributors
Introduction and Overview

Chapter 1. Broad Issue of Ecomic Partnerhips
　Trans-Pacific Partnership: Priority Issue of the APEC 2011 Honolulu_ Ippei Yamazawa
Big Brother in Pacific Cooperation Study
APEC 2011 Honolulu
APEC Achieves Free Trade by 2020
A Paradigm Shift in the Regional Integration
TPP toward FTAAP
APEC Pushes Up FTAAP
　Prosests for a China-Japan-korea FTA:Light at the End of the Tunnel_ Chang Jae Lee
1. Introduction
2. Trends of Trade between China, Japan and Korea
3. Developments Related to the CJK FTA
4. Reasons Why a CJK FTA is Likely to be Realized in the Coming Years
5. Closing Remarks: Role of a CJK FTA in Asia Pacific Economic Integration

Chapter 2. Regional Financial Cooperation
　The Establishment of the NEADB and the Countermeasure of Local Government: From Conecption to Promotion_ Gangzhe Li
1. Introduction
2. Review of the World Development Finance System
3. The Experiences of New Regional-level Development Banks
4. Financial Cooperation in East Asia after the Asian Curency Crisis
5. Proposal for New Financial Cooperation Framework
6. Conclusion
　Th Necessity and Reasiblity for Establishing the Northeast Asian Bank for Cooperation and Development(NEABCD)_ Junlyu Ma, Zhang Jianping, and Liu Ming
1. The Necessity for Establishing the NEABCD
2. The F easibility for Establishing the NEABCD
3. The Financing Requirements and Management of Cross-Border Projects in Northeast Asia
4. Purpose, Character and Principle of Northeast Asia Bank for Cooperation and Development
　Review of Accounting Policies and Operating Methodologies for Existing Development Banks_ Wonkee Pae
1. Introducton
2. Regional Development Banks by Each Area and External Auditors
3. Functional Currency, Reporting Currency and Capitals
4. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles(GAAP)
5. Ordinary Capital Resource vs. Special Funds
6. Risk Management
7. Tax Exemption
8. Conclusion
Appendix: Illustation of Loan Policy and Borrowing Policy for Other Existing development Banks

Chapter 3. Financing Infrastructure Development in Northeast Asia
　A Case for Financing Cross-Border Infrastructure: Russia and Mongolian Resureces_ Yamamoto Takashi
Issues in Financing Cross-Border Ingrastrusture Projects
A Solution: The Northeast Asian Bank for Cooperation and Development
Appendix

Towards an Integrated Regional Logistics System_ Inoue Satoshi
1. Introduction
2. Globalization and Maritime Trade
3. Port Expansion, containerixtion and Instituional Reform
4. Supply Chain Management and Port
5.Transforming Ports into Logistics Centers
6. Developing the Regional Logistice System for Northeast Asia
7. PPP for Regional Logistics System
8. Conclusion
　Korea-Financing Plans for the development of Northeast Asia_ Jai Min Lee
1. Introduction
2. Need for Development Financing in Northeast Asia
3. Financing Plans for the Development of Northeast Asia
4. Summary and Conclusion
　Vision for Korea-Japan Economic Cooperation: The Construction of a Korea-Japan Undersea Tunnel_ Jung Duk Lim
1. Introduction
2. Review on the Japanese-side Study
3. Major discussion Points and a Basic Concept from Korean Perspectives
4. Impact Estimate of the Tunnel
5. Policy Suggestions

Appendix