Aug 18, 2001 · U Tun Wai, 79, an economist who worked for the International Monetary Fund in Washington for 32 years before retiring in 1987, died Aug. 15 at the Holy Cross Nursing and Rehabilitation Center...

* Mr. U Tun Wai, Chief of the Statistics Division, was educated at the Univer-sity of Rangoon, the University of Bombay, and the Yale Graduate School. Formerly lecturer in economics at the University of Rangoon and economist in the secretariat of the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East, he is the author of Burma's Currency and Credit. 302

U TUN WAI, Diplomat, Official. Deputy Director, International Monetary Fund Institute. Visiting Fellow, Economy Growth Center. Bretton Wood Recreation Center; Washington Buddhist Vihara Society.

* Mr. U Tun Wai, Deputy Director of the IMF Institute, is a graduate of the University of Bombay and received postgraduate degrees from Yale University. He was formerly Senior Advisor in the African Department of the Fund and is

In 1992, U Theim Wai established FMI as one of the earliest (unlisted) public companies in Myanmar. In 2006, he led Yoma Strategic to a successful listing on the Mainboard of the SGX-ST. In 2016, he also led FMI to be the first company to be listed on the YSX.

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Since it is difficult to obtain data on capital stock, it is necessary in practice to work with a derived relationship, the incremental capital-output ratio (ICOR), which is defined as a ratio between incremental change in capital over incremental change …