2017
DOI: 10.1111/apel.12194
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The Asian crisis: what did we learn and when did we learn it?

Abstract: This paper steps back from the detail of the Asian crisis, to ask whether the 1997 crisis advanced our broad understanding of the age-old problem of economic crises. Some immediate lessons were learned from the failures of the crisis-response in Indonesia, which was the worstaffected economy. It is notable, however, how little changed to address the ongoing systemic weaknesses. Three areas of unresolved vulnerability can be identified. First, the sudden stops and reversals of international capital flows. Secon… Show more

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