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Articles in Dec 4, 2000 issue of Asian Economic News

• China's economy up 8.3%, tops $1 trillion+
• Japanese apologizes for faking traditional Korean ceramics+
• Philippine economy posts 4.8% growth in 3rd qtr.+
• Filipinos in H.K. join in calls for Estrada's resignation+
• Thai central bank worries about record imports in Oct.+
• Taiwan accepts applications for 'small' China shipping links+
• 125 killed in floods, landslides in Indonesia+
• No place for Suharto's son in national car project: Wahid+
• Malaysia expects 2000 GDP growth to top 7.5% forecast+
• CORRECTED: ECB keeps key interest rate unchanged at 4.75%+
• 13 credit unions for S. Koreans in Japan to merge+
• Nepal's 1st private hydroelectric plant commissioned+
• Thailand to host int'l AIDS confab in 2001+
• U.N. warns of starvation in Afghanistan, appeals for aid+
• Macao maintains investment-grade ratings, Moody's says+
• Asian editorial excerpts-SETBACK FOR FREE TRADE
• Nepal's economy projected to grow 6% in FY 2000-2001+
• U.S. congressman says N. Koreans in need of more food+
• EU threatens WTO action against S. Korea over shipbuilding+
• FEATURE: From pit to pot, a rare museum of 'potty tales'+
• 'Little Hong Kong' created in Tokyo seaside shopping mall+
• Asia's developing economies to slow down in 2001: ADB+
• S., N. Korea agree to cooperate on cross-border railway work+
• Int'l donors report urges good governance in Vietnam+
• China aims at further opening up next year for WTO entry+
• N. Korea rejects Japanese economic aid proposal: party paper+
• Creditors OK plan to revamp Thai petrochemical firm+
• Signing postponed for sale of bullet train system to Taiwan+
• Journalists probe English as vital role in Asian growth+
• Japan to grant $658,000 for development of E. Timor+
• 20 Thai tourists killed in bus crash north of Bangkok+
• S. Korea's Daewoo Securities plans regional expansion+
• China proposes Asian version of Davos conference for 2002+
• Japan to give bus to N. Korea to help world heritage listing+
• Malaysia's Oct. trade surplus slides to $1.5 bil.+
• FOCUS: S. Korea questions Japan's IT commitment, strategy+
• LEAD: Tani apologizes for faking traditional Korean ceramics+
• 'Human cargo' operation uncovered in Sri Lanka+
• 1,000 angry workers sever Beijing-Shanghai railway+
• Japan's volunteer program marks 30th anniversary in Nepal+
• S. Korean concern to form Net coffee shop network in Japan+
• IMF sets $596 mil. credit line for Pakistan+
• Japanese editorial excerpts-COOPERATION IN EAST ASIA NEEDED
• Pro-Pyongyang opera company to perform in Seoul for 1st time+
• Thai insurance firms must merge to meet coming competition+
• Vietnam launches 'condom buses' to mark World AIDS Day+
• 11 killed, 40 missing in Inner Mongolia coal mine explosion+
• Kajima to compensate Chinese over WWII forced labor+
• Iraqis celebrate Asian soccer win with machine-gun shots+
• Japan-S. Korea investment talks in Tokyo inconclusive+
• Taiwan economics minister backs free investment in China+
• FOCUS: H.K. kicks off compulsory provident fund scheme+
• Woman arrested on suspicion of underground banking operation+