
·
Asian
Intelligence: This is
our fortnightly newsletter. Once every two weeks we pick a relevant topic such
as corruption, business costs, nationalism, foreign investment trends, etc. and
examine it from the perspective of each individual country covered by our
network as well as from a regional overview. Frequency: 25 issues per year.
Cost: US$645 per year, which includes on-line access through PERC's
www.asiarisk.com Website for one person in the subscribing organization.
·
Country
Risk Monitoring Service: These
reports on the individual countries covered by our network show how and why
business risks are changing in the country concerned and what companies should
be watching for in the near and medium-term that could affect the business
environment. Frequency: once a month for each of nine countries covered.
Cost: US$575 per year for on-line access to one country. US$1,175 per year
for on-line access for one person in the subscribing organization to all nine
countries covered on PERC's www.asiarisk.com Website.
·
Asian
Risk Prospects -- 2010: This 115-page report, published in December 2009,
examines how socio-political risks in 16 countries stand today and are likely
to unfold during the coming year. The
countries covered include the following:
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Australia |
India |
Malaysia |
Taiwan |
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Cambodia |
Indonesia |
Philippines |
Thailand |
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China |
Japan |
Singapore |
U.S.A. |
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Hong
Kong |
Macao |
South
Korea |
Vietnam |
You can see the index of the report on this Website to get
an idea of its specific contents. The
report is organized to facilitate cross-country comparisons of a range of
socio-political risks, grouped in four major categories, namely, domestic
political risks, social disorder risks, external risks and systemic risks. PERC’s senior analysts explain why they
assess specific risks the way they do and the forces that are likely to drive
these risks in the coming year. In
addition to the textual analysis, data is presented in tabular and graphic
formats so you can see at a glance how specific risks differ from country to
country and how those same risks in any given country are changing with time. The report provides an independent, objective
framework for thinking about where problems in individual Asian countries, as
well as the US and Australia, are most serious and why. The report will help you to monitor how
business risks compare and are changing in 14 different Asian countries as well
as the US and Australia, get a better feel for variables that are critically
important to the business environment but are highly subjective and therefore
difficult to quantify, and benchmark you own perceptions of risks in these
countries. Cost: US$645 per report, which can be downloaded from PERC’s
website for viewing on screen or printing out for internal circulation. We will also send a hard copy through the
mail.
If
you would like to receive subscription details to any of our on-line or printed
publications, go to our inquiry form.
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