The most rapidly growing economies in the Asia Pacific region during the 1980s and 1990s, Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan are often referred to as the _____.

In the 1980s and 1990s these four countries from the asia; Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan achieved the status of developed countries. There was a great development in the industrial scenario of these countries which in turn greatly improved the economical condition of these countries. There influence in the region also grew with their development.

Even today these four countries are very developed in education, science and technology, exports, information & technology, innovation etc.

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Answer:

The Four Asian Tigers

Explanation:

The four Asian tigers or dragons as they are fondly called are the four countries of Asia that took advantage of global industrialization and emerging technology, to improve their economies over the years. The government of the four Asian countries offered tax incentives to foreign investors, educated the young populace and provided facilities for industrial estates. This resulted in making the four Asian tiger export hubs for the world market.

Hong Kong and Singapore are referred to as Asian tigers one and two respectively. On the other hand, Taiwan and South Korea are Asian tigers three and four respectively. These countries have a flourishing economy and they always feature on IMF list of advanced economies.