AsiaInt.com
(University of Iowa access only)
A comprehensive, one-stop intelligence resource for Asia, this site offers access to the AsiaInt intelligence database. Included is a weekly early-warning service, as well as political and economic information.
Asia-Pacific.com!
Visitors to the site can find strategic business information on the Asia/Pacific rim. Pages include links to media sources, journal articles, book reviews, company annual reports, and trade reports.
Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
ASEAN promotes economic and social progress among its member nations. Its Web pages publish news, documents, and statistics.
ASX (Australian Securities Exchange)
This is the official site of the Australian Securities Exchange.
Australian Bureau of Statistics
This large collection of statistics for Australia includes social and economic data, as well as information on population, housing, and labor. The site also provides price indexes, the national census, and more.
China Digital Times
The Berkeley China Internet Project maintains this multi-source site covering China's political and social influence in the world.
China Economy
This site covers areas such as economics and business intelligence. Some parts of China Economy are fee-based; the University of Iowa Libraries do not have access to these sections.
JETRO: Japan External Trade Organization
The U.S. JETRO offices help American companies develop exports to Japan through free consulting services, trade shows, trade missions, and information on the Japanese market. The offices also assist companies in developing and expanding their businesses in Japan.
Malaysia Trade and Industry Portal
This Malaysian government site offers news, trade figures, and links to other, related offices.
Statistics Indonesia
Areas covered on this site include agriculture, consumer price indices, foreign trade, and more.
Statistics New Zealand
Statistics include census, trade, and education. This site also explains the methodology used to compile the figures.
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