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Author(s): Dianqing Xu, Tzong-Shian Yu
ISBN(s): 9789810244347, 9810244347
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Year: 2001
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Author: Dianqing Xu, Tzong Shian Yu

It is interesting to note that after two years of recession in East Asia, almost all the countries in this region are rising again. In the wake of that sudden onslaught on the economies of East Asia, many new questions have come to the fore (and are waiting for the right answers), such as: How could the Asian countries have become so weak as to totally succumb to the financial crisis? What were the real causes of the crisis? What policy measures have the affected countries taken to combat the crisis and how effective have they been? As for the argument of “hands-off policy” versus “government intervention”, which approach was more appropriate for curbing the expansion of the crisis? What are the policy implications of resolving the crisis? Why is East Asia rising again after the two-year recession?The editors of this volume organized a research team composed of 12 leading economists from the ten East Asian countries: Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, mainland China and Japan. One expert from the United States was also invited; he was responsible for making an aggregate analysis of the interdependence of the region in the context of a financial crisis. Two meetings were held — the first in April 1999, the second in January 2000.

From Crisis to Recovery East Asia Rising Again 1st Table of contents:

Chapter 1. An Overview of the Financial Crisis in East Asia
1. INTRODUCTION
2. THE IMPORTANCE OF THE ISSUE: THE FINANCIAL CRISIS IN EAST ASIA
3. VARIOUS EXPLANATIONS OF THE CAUSES OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS
4. THE IMPACTS OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS IN EAST ASIA
5. EXTERNAL DEBT AND FINANCIAL CRISIS
6. CORRUPTION AND NEPOTISM BETWEEN OFFICIALS AND ENTERPRISES
7. A MODEL USED TO EXPLAIN THE FINANCIAL CRISIS
8. THE ROLE OF THE GOVERNMENT
9. THE FUNCTION OF THE IMF
10. EAST ASIA’S RECOVERY
11. THE PURPOSE OF THIS VOLUME
References
Chapter 2. Japan Japan’s Bubble Economy and Asia
1. INTRODUCTION
2. THE BACKGROUND AND CAUSES OF JAPAN’S BUBBLE ECONOMY
3. UNFOLDING OF THE CRISIS
4. THE GOVERNMENT POLICIES AND ITS IMPACTS
5. JAPAN’S ROLE IN ASIA’S FINANCIAL CRISIS – EFFECTS OF THE NEW MIYAZAWA PLAN ON THE ECONOMIC RECOVE
References
Chapter 3. China Financial Crisis and Chinese Economy
1. INTRODUCTION
2. THE BASIC THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK TO ANALYZE THE FINANCIAL CRISIS
3. DETERMINANTS OF THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET
4. PROS AND CONS OF ACTIVE DEVALUATION
5. NON-PERFORMING LOANS IN BANKING SECTOR
6. REQUIREMENTS FOR FIGHTING THE FINANCIAL CRISIS
References
Chapter 4. Korea Korea Financial Crisis: The Crisis of a Development Model?
1. INTRODUCTION
2. THE CAUSES OF THE CRISIS
3. RECOVERY AND REFORM
4. CONCLUDING REMARKS
References
Chapter 5. Singapore Coping with the Asian Financial Crisis: The Singapore Experience
1. INTRODUCTION
2. A SIMPLE MODEL OF CURRENT CRISIS
3. IMPACT OF THE CRISIS
4. ROOTS OF RESILIENCE
5. ANALYSING POLICY OPTIONS
6. POLICY RESPONSES
7. CONCLUSIONS AND LESSONS TO BE LEARNT
References
Chapter 6. Hong Kong Financial Crisis in the Case of Hong Kong: Last In Last Out?
1. INTRODUCTION
2. ASIAN ECONOMIES IN CRISIS – A BRIEF LITERATURE REVIEW
3. BACKGROUND OF THE 1997 FINANCIAL CRISIS IN THE HONG KONG ECONOMY
4. THE HONG KONG VERSION OF 1997-98 FINANCIAL CRISIS: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
5. PERFORMANCE OF THE ECONOMY DURING 1997/98
6. GOVERNMENT POLICIES: MANAGING THE CRISIS AND STRUGGLING FOR RECOVERY
7. CONCLUSION REMARKS
References
Chapter 7. Taiwan Financial Crisis in East Asia
1. INTRODUCTION
2. LITERATURE REVIEW
3. THE IMPACT OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS
4. WHY IS TAIWAN HURT LESS?
5. THE INTERNAL FINANCIAL CRISIS IN 1998
6. LESSONS FROM THE FINANCIAL CRISIS
References
Chapter 8. Thailand 1997 Thai Financial Crisis
1. INTRODUCTION
2. BACKGROUND: WHAT HAPPENED?
3. WHY DID IT HAPPEN?
4. WHAT ARE THE LESSONS TO BE LEARNED?
References
Chapter 9. Malaysia Financial Crisis in Malaysia
1. INTRODUCTION
2. CONDITIONS PRIOR TO THE START OF THE CRISIS
3. THE CRISIS
4. POLICY RESPONSE – INITIAL PHASE
5. IMPACT OF THE INITIAL POLICY RESPONSE
6. CHANGE IN POLICY RESPONSE
7. THE PRICE OF CAPITAL CONTROL
8. RECOVERY
9. CONCLUSION
References
Chapter 10. Indonesia Indonesia’s Responses to the Recent Economic Crisis
1. INTRODUCTION
2. WEAK MACROECONOMIC FUNDAMENTALS
3. BANKING CRISIS
4. POLICY RESPONSES
5. STABILIZATION AND ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM
6. LESSONS AND POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS
References
Chapter 11. Philippine The 1997-1999 Philippine Economic Downturn: A Preventable One
1. INTRODUCTION
2. HYPOTHESES ON THE ASIAN CRISIS
3. PHILIPPINE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BEFORE THE CRISIS
4. THE DOWNTURN AND ITS CAUSE
5. CONCLUSIONS
APPENDIX Note:
Chapter 12. Recursive Dynamic CGE Analysis The Road to Economic Recovery in Asia
1. INTRODUCTION
2. KEY TO RECOVERY: DOMESTIC DEMAND IN JAPAN
3. STABILITY OF CHINESE RMB
4. STRUCTURE OF THE CGE MODEL
5. SIMULATION DESIGN AND RESULTS
6. CONCLUSION
References
APPENDIX
Chapter 13. Conclusion: Lessons and Policy Implications
1. INTRODUCTION
2. THE DIVERSE EXPERIENCES OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS
3. RESPONSES TO THE IMF POLICY PRESCRIPTIONS
4. THE ROAD TO RECOVERY
5. LESSONS FROM THE FINANCIAL CRISIS
6. POLICY IMPLICATIONS

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