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The Four Tigers are the prosperous economies of four Pacific Rim regions:  [[Hong Kong]], [[Singapore]], [[Taiwan]] and [[South Korea]].  Since the 1960's their economies have rapidly developed by selling high value goods to developed nations.  They did this in part by purchasing American Treasuries ensuring a lower value to their local curriency making their exports seem cheaper, and by putting in place [[tariff|tariffs]] to prevent incoming goods.  Education was another important aspect of their growth to ensure that the workforces were well educated and ultimately more productive.   
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The '''Four Tigers''' or the '''Asian Tigers''' are the prosperous economies of four Pacific Rim regions:  [[Hong Kong]], [[Singapore]], [[Taiwan]] and [[South Korea]].  Since the 1960's their economies have rapidly developed by selling high value goods to developed nations.  They did this in part by purchasing American Treasuries ensuring a lower value to their local curriency making their exports seem cheaper, and by putting in place [[tariff|tariffs]] to prevent incoming goods.  Education was another important aspect of their growth to ensure that the workforces were well educated and ultimately more productive.   
    
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