East Asia : the road to recovery

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ISBN	0821342991 (pbk.)
Call Number	HG187.E18 E131 1998
Title	East Asia : the road to recovery
Alternate Title	Road to recovery
Imprint	Washington, DC : World Bank, 1998.
Physical	xvi, 138 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.
Summary	East Asia : The Road to Recovery carefully analyzes theevents that led to the current economic crisis in EastAsia, the tremendous effects the crisis has had on theAsian economies, and prospects for the region^'s future.Chapters in the book cover the region^'s trade andcompetitiveness; the financial sector at the center of thecrisis; the corporate sector^'s financial performance andgovernance; the social crisis resulting from the financialcrash; protection of the environment as well as thepeople; and policies for sustainable recovery. This booknot only discusses how this catastrophe could ever havetaken place, but more importantly, what can be done toensure that it won't happen again.
Subject	Finance--East Asia
Subject	Financial institutions--East Asia
Subject	Currency question--East Asia
Subject Geographic Name	East Asia--Economic policy
Corporate Author	World Bank
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520 ^aEast Asia : The Road to Recovery carefully analyzes theevents that led to the current economic crisis in EastAsia, the tremendous effects the crisis has had on theAsian economies, and prospects for the region^'s future.Chapters in the book cover the region^'s trade andcompetitiveness; the financial sector at the center of thecrisis; the corporate sector^'s financial performance andgovernance; the social crisis resulting from the financialcrash; protection of the environment as well as thepeople; and policies for sustainable recovery. This booknot only discusses how this catastrophe could ever havetaken place, but more importantly, what can be done toensure that it won't happen again.

650 0^aFinance^zEast Asia 0^aFinancial institutions^zEast Asia 0^aCurrency question^zEast Asia

651 0^aEast Asia^xEconomic policy

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Category	Call number	Location	Status
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East Asia : the road to recovery

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