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Know your risk before giving credit card to a relative
– creditcards.com
A sister’s request to give her a credit card for three months requires close examination, since you’ll be on the hook
Southeast Asia formally creates regional economic community, faces challenges
– canadianbusiness.com
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia – Southeast Asian leaders on Sunday formally created a unified economic community in a diverse region far larger than the European Union or North America, with hopes of competing with China and India.
The 10 leaders in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations signed a declaration during their summit establishing the ASEAN Economic Community, originally envisioned in 2002.
The community, known by its acronym AEC, is already a reality and many of its fundamentals have been applied in the region such as removal of tariff barriers and visa restrictions among others. It has also led to greater political and cultural co-operation.
Still, there is a long way to go before the AEC becomes fully functional after becoming a legal entity on Dec. 31. It falls short in more politically sensitive areas such as opening up agriculture, steel, auto production and other protected sectors.
Intra-regional trade has remained at around 24 per cent of ASEAN’s total global trade for the last decade, far lower than 60 per cent in the European Union…
The 10 leaders in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations signed a declaration during their summit establishing the ASEAN Economic Community, originally envisioned in 2002.
The community, known by its acronym AEC, is already a reality and many of its fundamentals have been applied in the region such as removal of tariff barriers and visa restrictions among others. It has also led to greater political and cultural co-operation.
Still, there is a long way to go before the AEC becomes fully functional after becoming a legal entity on Dec. 31. It falls short in more politically sensitive areas such as opening up agriculture, steel, auto production and other protected sectors.
Intra-regional trade has remained at around 24 per cent of ASEAN’s total global trade for the last decade, far lower than 60 per cent in the European Union…
