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ASEANEASTASIA
ASEANEASTASIA
ASEANEASTASIA
MALAYSIA Malay Bahasa Muslim (or 3.6 % of GDP 5, 800 5.1 % of GDP 93.1%
50.4% Malaysia Islam- (2011) (2009 est.) (2010)
(Official), Official)
English, 60.4%,
Chinese, Buddhist
Tamil, Telugu, 19.2%,
Malayalam, Christian
Panjabi and 9.1%
Thai
PHILIPPINES Tagalog Filipino Catholic 4.1% of GDP Fewer 2.7% of GDP (2009) 95.4%
28.1% (Official; 82.9% (2011) than 200
based on (Roman (2009 est.)
Tagalog) and Catholic
South People and Society
East
Asia
Ethnic Language Religion Health HIV Education LITERACY
Group Expenditure Deaths Expenditure
SINGAPORE Chinese Mandarin Buddhist 4.6% of GDP (2011) Fewer 3.3% of GDP (2012) 95.9%
76.8% (Official) 35% 42.5%, than 100
English Muslim (2009 est.)
(Official) 23%, 14.9%
Malay
(Official)
14.1%
TIMOR AUSTRONEAN Tetum Buddhist 5.7% of GDP (2011) 3, 100 2.6% of GDP (2010) 82.8%
LESTE (Official) (Official) (2009 est.)
Portugu 96.4%,
Muslim
2.1%
South People and Society
East
Asia
Ethnic Language Religion Health HIV Education LITERACY
Group Expenditure Deaths Expenditure
THAILAND Thai 75% Thai, English Buddhist 4.1% of GDP (2011) 28,000 3.8% of GDP (2010) 93.5%
Chinese 14% (secondary (Official) (2009 est.)
language of 94.6%,
the elite Muslim
4.6%
VIETNAM Kinh (Viet) Vietnamese Buddhist 6.8% of GDP (2011) 14,000 6.6% of GDP (2010) 93.4%
85.7% (Official) 9.3%, (2009 est.)
English Catholic
(increasingly 6.7%
favored as
second
language)
EAST People and Society
ASIA
CHINA Han Chinese Standard Daoist 5.2% of GDP (2011) 26,000 NA 95.1%
91.5% Chinese or (Taoist) (2009 est.)
Mandarin Buddhist,
(Putonghua, Christian
based on the 3-4%
Beijing dialect)
JAPAN Japanese Japanese Shintoism 9.3% of GDP (2011) Fewer 3.8% of GDP (2010) 99%
98.5% 83.9%, than 100
Buddhism (2009 est.)
71.4%
SOUTH People and Society
EAST
ASIA
Ethnic Language Religion Health HIV Education LITERACY
Group Expenditure Death Expenditure
s
SOUTH Homogeneous Korean and Muslim 2.5% of GDP Fewer 3.3& of GDP (2012) 95.4%
KOREA (except for English (Official) (2011) than 200
about 20,000 67%, (2003
Chinese) Buddhist est.)
13%,
Christian
10%
NORTH Khmer 90% Khmer Buddhist 5.7% of GDP 3, 100 2.6% of GDP (2010) 82.8%
KOREA (Official) 95% (Official) (2011) (2009
French, English 96.4%, est.)
Muslim
2.1%
SOUTH People and Society
EAST
ASIA
Ethnic Language Religion Health HIV Education LITERACY
Group Expenditure Deaths Expenditure