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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-31412-1umption in the surplus Asian economies. This approach is particularly important if one believes that the cause of the global recession originated in a persistent imbalance in global saving and investment. And even if one believes that the source was the result of increased financial risk taking and

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Introduction and Historical Perspective,ountry prospects. As a preamble, we have assembled a couple of tables giving details of the amount of social protection that is provided in the Asian economies. Expenditure in Table . is comparable to SPEXP in Table 9.6. The Impact variable in Table . is comparable to SPIMP in Table 9.6. There are s

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FNAC Technique and Slide Preparation,ademic literature and popular press, much less attention has been placed on Asian economic integration and the rapid increase in Pan-Asian. trade and investment.. Unlike in Europe, this process is being led mainly by market forces (which enhance efficiency in production and augment dynamic gains thr

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FNAC Technique and Slide Preparation,, international reserve management, and balance of payment positions of the major industrial countries. With financial globalization and increased cross-border capital flows and crises in emerging markets (see Chapter 1), the attention of academics and policymakers has shifted to crisis prevention a

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Introduction,es in September 2008 sent shock waves around the world. Global economic growth stuttered, exports suffered, and poverty increased. This book looks at the GEC through the lens of the Asian region and highlights the challenges that the region faces in a financially integrated world. Slightly over a de

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The Crisis and How It Unfolded in the Industrial Countries, be known as the worst global recession since the great depression on the 1930s. In response to slower activity in the economy during the recession of 2001 the United States had taken an accommodative monetary stance. The prime lending rate fell from around 9% in 2001 to 4% by 2004 as the federal fu