Responding to financial crisis : lessons from Asia then, the United States and Europe now / Changyong Rhee & Adam S. Posen, editors.

"Analyzes different dimensions of past financial and economic crises from the perspective of Asian countries. It examines a number of diverse crisis-relevant themes, ranging from sovereign debt to central bank responses to financial safety nets. Drawing on concrete and specific lessons from past crises, this book aims to help today's Asian policymakers better manage crises and prevent them from arising in the future"-- Provided by publisher.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction / Adam S. Posen and Changyong Rhee -- Banking crises and "Japanization" : origins and implications / Masahiro Kawai and Peter Morgan -- Responses of central banks in advanced economies to the global financial crisis / Joseph E. Gagnon and Marc Hinterschweiger -- The governance of regional financial institutions : Europe, East Asia, the Americas / Stephan Haggard -- Policy advice and actions in the Asian financial crisis, 1997-98 and the US financial crisis, 2007-10 -- Why did Asian countries fare so much better during the global financial crisis than the Asian financial crisis? -- The interaction between global and regional financial safety nets : lessons from Europe and Asia / Changyong Rhee, Lea Sumulong, and Shahin Vallee -- An evaluation of the European financial crises in light of the Asian financial crises -- Sovereign debt and Asia : international lessons and emerging issues / William R. Cline.

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