The Asian tigers have experienced rapid economic growth in recent times.Hence, these countries are sometimes referred to as:

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The term "Asian Tigers" refers to four economies in East and Southeast Asia (Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan) that have experienced rapid economic growth and development since the 1960s. These countries are considered newly industrialized countries (NICs) because they have moved from being predominantly agricultural to having a more diverse economy with a focus on manufacturing and technology. They are not considered first-world or second-world countries, and they are not part of the G-8 nations, which refer to the world's largest advanced economies. The term "globalization limelight" is not commonly used to describe these countries.

The Asian Tigers Have Experienced Rapid Economic Growth in Recent