Four East Asian economies make up the Four Asian Tigers
The Four Asian Tigers are four economies in East Asia that the World Bank usually identifies by this name in its 1993 report The East Asian Miracle. The report studies eight high-performing Asian economies over the years 1965 to 1990, picked out by features such as very rapid export growth. It treats the Tigers as one group among them, beside Japan, which led the region, and three newer industrialising economies of South-East Asia. This list holds the Tigers only. It is a fixed set, so it does not change from year to year.
Name them all first, then place them by trade regime.