"Flying Geese" is a term used in economics to describe a pattern of economic development where countries in a region follow a similar trajectory of growth. This concept often illustrates how emerging economies, like those in Southeast Asia, can develop in a sequential manner, with one country leading the way and others following. The term is also used in geopolitics to describe the movement of people or resources in a coordinated manner, similar to how a flock of geese flies in a V-formation. This formation allows for efficient travel and energy conservation, symbolizing cooperation among nations or regions.