This document discusses the demise of third world countries and the rise of newly industrializing countries. It specifically names the four Asian Tiger economies of Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan as examples of newly industrializing countries that underwent rapid economic growth. The document also lists other current newly industrializing countries and discusses how the IMF imposed new loan conditions on indebted states. It provides details on commodity exports from Southeast Asia and lists the member countries of OPEC and the G7. The document discusses the role of transnational banks, the US dollar as the international reserve currency, and offshore banks.

1. CHAPTER 4:
DEMISE OF
THE
THIRD
WORLD

2. NEWLY
INDUSTRIALIZING
COUNTRIES OR NICS :
NATIONS UNDERGOING
RAPID ECONOMIC
GROWTH

3. FOUR ASIAN
TIGER’S:
1. HongKong
2. Singapore
3. South Korea
4. Taiwan

4. LIST OF LATEST / CURRENT
NICS:
SOUTH AFRICA, MEXICO, BRAZIL,
CHINA, INDIA, MALAYSIA,
PHILIPPINES, TURKEY, THAILAND

5. INTERNATIONAL
MONETARY FUND
(IMF)
IMPOSED NEW LOAN-
RESCHEDULING
CONDITIONS ON
INDEBTED STATES

6. THE EMPIRE
CONTAINMENT
AND
THE POLITICAL
DECLINE OF THE
THIRD WORLD

7. SOUTHEAST ASIA
ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES
85% - RUBBER
45% - TIN
65% - COPRA
23% - CHROMIUM
ORE

8. WORLD OF
INTERNATIONAL
ENTERPRISE IS MORE
THAN GOVERNMENTS,
IT IS THE SEAMLESS
WEB OF ENTERPRISE

9. THE NEW
INTERNATIONAL
ECONOMIC ORDER (NIEO):
TO PROMOTE THEIR
INTEREST IN TERMS OF
TRADE

10. ORGANIZATION OF PETROLEUM
EXPORTING COUNTRIES (OPEC):
1. ALGERIA 2. ANGOLA
3. ECUADOR 4. IRAN
5. IRAQ 6. KUWAIT
7. LIBYA 8. NIGERIA
9. QATAR 10. SAUDI ARABIA
11. UAE 12. VENEZUELA

11. GROUP OF SEVEN (G-7)
STATES:
1.UNITED STATES
2.UNITED KINGDOM
3.FRANCE
4.WEST GERMANY
5.JAPAN
6.ITALY
7.CANADA

12. TRANSNATIONAL
BANKS (TNB’S)
WERE
BANKS WITH
DEPOSITS NOT
CONTROL OF ANY
GOVERNMENT

13. THE AMERICAN
DOLLAR SERVED
AS
THE
INTERNATIONAL
RESERVE
CURRENCY

14. THE OFFSHORE
BANK LOCATED
OUTSIDE THE
COUNTRY OF
RESIDENCE OF THE
DEPOSITOR

15. The End