Weathering the storm : Taiwan its neighbours, and the Asian financial crisis / Peter C Y Chow; Bates Gill
By: Chow, Peter C. Y
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Contributor(s): Gill, Bates.
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BookPublisher: Washington : Brookings Institution Press, 2000Description: 234 p. ; cm.ISBN: 9780815713999.Subject(s): East Asia -- Economic Condition | Financial Crises -- Taiwan | FinancialSummary: "This volume, the result of an April 1999 conference organized by the Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research and the Brookings Institution, examines the sources and lessons of the Asian financial crisis. Experts from both sides of the Pacific have drawn valuable policy lessons from the failures and successes of four key economies in the region: Indonesia, South Korea, Thailand, and Taiwan." "This work provides much-needed new understanding and reasoned policy lessons to help the Asia-pacific region meet its vast economic potential. It will be useful for academics and economic policymakers in governments, international organizations, universities, and research institutions, both in the region and beyond, as they assess and implement strategies for more stable regional and global economic development."--Jacket.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
"This volume, the result of an April 1999 conference organized by the Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research and the Brookings Institution, examines the sources and lessons of the Asian financial crisis. Experts from both sides of the Pacific have drawn valuable policy lessons from the failures and successes of four key economies in the region: Indonesia, South Korea, Thailand, and Taiwan." "This work provides much-needed new understanding and reasoned policy lessons to help the Asia-pacific region meet its vast economic potential. It will be useful for academics and economic policymakers in governments, international organizations, universities, and research institutions, both in the region and beyond, as they assess and implement strategies for more stable regional and global economic development."--Jacket.
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