The East Asian Financial Crisis: A Year Later
The East Asian Financial Crisis: A Year Later
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东亚金融危机:一年后
DOI:
10.1111/j.1759-5436.1999.mp30001009.x
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发表时间:
1999
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通讯作者:
Chi
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作者:
Y. Park;Chi
One year after the crisis erupted in Thailand and spread to other countries in the region, East Asia is littered with idle plants, insolvent financial institutions, loan defaults, and bankrupt businesses, both large and small. All of the countries hit by the currency attack are now in deep recession. GDP growth in these countries will collapse in 1998 with no prospects for early recovery. The total volume of foreign capital inflows into these countries has dwindled to a trickle and will not likely exceed the level of 1997. Similarly the real exchange rates, which depreciated sharply in 1997, are not likely to change significantly for some time to come. The stock markets in the region remain depressed and show little sign of recovery.