Asia: A Perspective on the Subprime Crisis
Hoe Khor, Rui Xiong Kee
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Hoe Khor, Rui Xiong Kee
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The authors, from the Monetary Authority of Singapore, examines the current crisis through the lens of the financial crisis that hit Asia in 1997. They discuss lessons that industrial countries can take from the Asian crisis and lessons Asian countries can learn from the subprime crisis. They also examine the reasons for Asia's resilience, so far, to the financial crisis.
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The authors, from the Monetary Authority of Singapore, examines the current crisis through the lens of the financial crisis that hit Asia in 1997. They discuss lessons that industrial countries can take from the Asian crisis and lessons Asian countries can learn from the subprime crisis. They also examine the reasons for Asia's resilience, so far, to the financial crisis.
Key concepts: Subprime crisis, Financial crisis, Financial system, Perspective (graphical), Resilience (materials science), Subprime mortgage crisis, Business, Economics