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Economic Growth, Over-investment, and Financial Crisis

After the Asian Financial Crisis : Can Rapid Credit Expansion Sustain Growth ? PACIFIC BASIN

Thailand each have sought to generate economic recovery by expanding domestic credit.The rapid credit expansion in both countries has created concerns about the extent to which their economies can channel these funds efficiently and sustain economic growth. In particular, if banks are unable to supervise the allocation of resources effectively, there is a risk of widespread bankruptcies and a f...

The East Asian Economic Crisis and Labour Migration: A Set-Back for International Economic Integration?

The Asian economic crisis dramatically influenced the context in which a growing number of international migrants had begun to spread from poorer to more industrialised countries in East Asia, accompanying the export and FDI booms of the 1990s. Important uncertainties included the impact on clandestine migrant workers, replacement of migrants by local workers and countervailing pressures for in...

Financial Markets during Economic Crisis

Contemporary financial depression of the financial markets proves high fluctuations of the prices of the stocks. These fluctuations have considerable impact on the values of the financial portfolios. Classical approaches to modeling of the behavior of the prices of the stocks may produce wrong predictions of their future values. That is the reason why we introduce in this paper the fractal mark...

Banking Deregulation in Indonesia: an Updated Perspective in Light of the Asian Financial Crisis

* Vice President, Chase Securities Japan Ltd. This Article does not represent the views or opinions of Chase Securities. This Article contains statements which are based on author's personal experience and knowledge gained from dealings with Indonesian attorneys, bankers, and entities. ' Michael S. Bennett, Banking Deregulation in Indonesia, 16 U. PA. J. INT'L BUS. L. 443 (1995). 2 In October 1...