Little Dragons Definition

Little Dragons

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A colloquial term used to describe the Asian nations (Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan) that pose a financial threat to Japan, the Big Dragon of Asia. They are a threat because of their lower labor costs, comparable efficiency levels, and aggressive economic growth. As of 2008, South Korea is the largest of these Little Dragons. also called Four Asian Tigers.

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