By taking advantage of technology and the Internet, China has moved from being a third-world country to growing faster than any other modern  economy. In 2001, China joined the World Trade Organization (WTO) — a significant event because it signaled that China was willing to acknowledge and follow global rules of trade. So, how did China Full Article

The Brunei market is characterized as a consumer market in which almost all commodities are imported from abroad. Brunei’s world merchandise trade in 1999 was negligible in both the Asian and world markets. However, per capita merchandise trade of Brunei at about US$13,500 is high compared to its Asian counterparts, lagging only behind Singapore Full Article

Australia, with about 19 million people living in an area approximately equal in size to the UnitedStates (minus Alaska), is located between the South Pacific and Indian oceans. The vast majority of Australia’s population can trace their origins to Europe. In the 2001 census, around four and half million Australians were born overseas, and close Full Article