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- Economy of the Philippines (links | edit)
- Telecommunications in the Philippines (links | edit)
- Southeast Asia (links | edit)
- State capitalism (links | edit)
- Celtic Tiger (links | edit)
- Bangkok (links | edit)
- Bumiputera (Malaysia) (links | edit)
- Four Asian Tigers (links | edit)
- Miracle of Chile (links | edit)
- Philippine peso (links | edit)
- Dutch Golden Age (links | edit)
- 1997 Asian financial crisis (links | edit)
- Benigno Aquino III (links | edit)
- Malaysian ringgit (links | edit)
- Malaysian New Economic Policy (links | edit)
- Central Bank of Malaysia (links | edit)
- Spanish miracle (links | edit)
- Islamic banking in Malaysia (links | edit)
- Wawasan 2020 (links | edit)
- Bursa Malaysia (links | edit)
- Thai Chinese (links | edit)
- Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (links | edit)
- Wirtschaftswunder (links | edit)
- Tiger economy (links | edit)
- Baltic Tiger (links | edit)
- Philippine Stock Exchange (links | edit)
- Indonesia–Malaysia–Singapore growth triangle (links | edit)
- Economic miracle (links | edit)
- Đổi Mới (links | edit)
- Massachusetts Miracle (links | edit)
- Trente Glorieuses (links | edit)
- Miracle on the Han River (links | edit)
- Sinosphere (links | edit)
- Japanese economic miracle (links | edit)
- Trans-Pacific Partnership (links | edit)
- Tatra Tiger (links | edit)
- Economic history of Turkey (links | edit)
- Taiwan Miracle (links | edit)
- Greek economic miracle (links | edit)
- Malaysia Derivatives Exchange (links | edit)
- Ringgit Operations Monitoring System (links | edit)
- National Development Policy (links | edit)
- Anatolian Tigers (links | edit)
- Brunei Darussalam–Indonesia–Malaysia–Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area (links | edit)
- East Coast Economic Region (links | edit)
- Port Klang Free Zone (links | edit)
- Brazilian Miracle (links | edit)
- Sabah Development Corridor (links | edit)
- Sarawak Corridor of Renewable Energy (links | edit)