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Book
Politics of the Economic Crisis in Asia: Consensus and Controversies
Published on Mar 1, 2000
Source: Washington, DC: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 2000
A report based on the Bangkok meeting of the Carnegie Economic Reform NetworkThe Politics of the Economic Crisis in Asia: Consensus and Controversies offers an assessment of the political economy factors that contributed to the Asian financial crisis and that will shape its recovery. It reports the findings of the Carnegie Economic Reform Network meeting in Bangkok in June 1999, which included former financial Ministers, high ranking regional officials and academics, and staff of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
This publication was prepared by Lesley O'Connell under the direction of Nancy Birdsall. The Background paper on which it is based was prepared by Stephan Haggard, with input before the meeting and revision after by Daniel Morrow, Nancy Birdsall, and David Lipton. 62 pp.
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