china is the country in the southeast asian realm with the largest population.
china is the country in the southeast asian realm with the largest population.
which country in the southeast asian realm has the largest population?
china
the logo of the 1997 southeast asian games is an image of three flames, and two torch rings which represents the 5 basic foundations of the republic of indonesia, pancasila. the upward flames represent the aspiration of the participating nations to achieve the highest standards at the 19th southeast asian games in jakarta. the colours of red, blue, and yellow are the basic colours of the flame. the red represents the "spirit" of the games, the blue represents the "dynamism" of the games and the yellow represents the "hope" the games brings to the athletes and people of southeast asia. the six-ring chain, the logo of the southeast asian games federation represents the six founding nations of the southeast asian games and the southeast asian games itself. the gold colour of the southeast asian games federation logo represents the quality and solidarity of the games. the games' logo is the last logo in southeast asian games history to use the 6-ring chain federation logo before it was replaced by the 10-ring chain federation logo at the 1999 southeast asian games.
1997 southeast asian games
throughout southeast asia, overseas chinese are an economically powerful dominant market minority that exercise a disproportionate amount of influence across the region relative to their small population. overseas chinese entrepreneurs and investors play a leading role and dominate commerce and industry throughout the economies of southeast asia at every level of society. comprising less than ten percent of the population in southeast asia, overseas chinese are estimated to control two-thirds of the retail trade in the region and own eighty percent of all publicly listed companies by stock market capitalization. eighty-six percent of southeast asia's billionaires are of chinese descent. the middlemen minority status and economic prowess of the overseas chinese have led them to being heralded as the "jews of southeast asia". in 1991, the world bank estimated that the total economic output of the southeast asia's overseas chinese was about us$400 million and rose to us$600 in 1996. ethnic chinese control 500 of the largest corporations in southeast asia with assets amounting to us$500 billion and additional liquid assets of us$2 trillion. the overseas chinese community collectively control virtually all of the regions most advanced and lucrative industries as well as its economic crown jewels. overseas chinese gained even greater economic power in southeast asia during the second half of the twentieth century in the midst of capitalist laissez faire policies enshrined by the european colonialists that were conducive to chinese middlemen. economic power held by the ethnic chinese across the southeast asian economies exert a tremendous impact on the regions per capita income, vitality of economic output, and aggregate prosperity. the powerful economic clout and influence held by the chinese have entirely displaced their rival indigenous southeast asian majority counterparts into economic submission. the disproportionate amount of economic might held by the overseas chinese has led to resentment and bitterness among their indigenous southeast asian majority counterparts who feel that they cannot compete against ethnic chinese businesses in free market capitalist societies. the immense wealth disparity and abject poverty among the indigenous southeast asian majorities has resulted hostility, resentment, distrust, and anti-chinese sentiment blaming their extreme socioeconomic failures on the chinese. many of their indigenous southeast asian majority counterparts have dealt with this wealth disparity by establishing socialist and communist dictatorships or authoritarian regimes to redistribute economic power more equitably at the expense of the more economically powerful and prosperous chinese as well as giving affirmative action privileges to the indigenous southeast asian aborigine majorities first while imposing reverse discrimination against the chinese minority to gain a more equitable balance of economic power.
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