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The Asian financial crisis and the ordeal of Hong Kong
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The Asian financial crisis and the ordeal of Hong Kong

Autor: Y C Jao
Editora: Westport, CT : Quorum Books, 2001.
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"Victim, not instigator of the Asian Financial Crisis, Hong Kong was the only economy that succeeded in defending its fully convertible currency, indeed its entire financial system, against speculators, but the price paid for success has been deep recession. Jao gives an account and analysis of what happened to one of the world's most open economies during that world-roiling event. Without political or ideological
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Formato Físico Adicional: Online version:
Jao, Y.C.
Asian financial crisis and the ordeal of Hong Kong.
Westport, CT : Quorum Books, 2001
(OCoLC)648584860
Tipo de Material: Recurso Internet
Tipo de Documento: Livro, Recurso Internet
Todos os Autores / Contribuintes: Y C Jao
ISBN: 1567204473 9781567204476
Número OCLC: 45102873
Descrição: xv, 227 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
Conteúdos: The Outbreak and Consequences of the Asian Financial Crisis --
The Nature and Causes of the Asian Financial Crisis --
The Impact on Hong Kong --
Hong Kong on the Eve of the Asian Financial Crisis --
Speculation Against the Hong Kong Dollar --
Impact on the Asset Markets --
Impact on the Financial Sector --
Impact on the Real Economy --
Two Puzzles --
Why Was Hong Kong's Economic Downturn So Severe? --
Why Was Hong Kong a Laggard in Economic Recovery? --
The Role of China --
Hong Kong's Money and Finance Under Chinese Sovereignty --
China and the Asian Financial Crisis.
Responsabilidade: Y.C. Jao.

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This text opens with a discussion of the nature, causes and consequences of the Asian Financial Crisis (AFC). It examines the impact the AFC had as well as offers answers for the questions: why was  Ler mais...

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"Professor Y. C. Jao's book is a comprehensive, timely, and well-balanced account and assessment of Hong Kong's experience during the East Asian Currency Crisis of 1997-99. The author explains in Ler mais...

 
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