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Asia's economic crisis and the IMF

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SHARMA Shalendra

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In: Survival 40(2) Summer 1998, pp.27-52 (106)Abstract: Argues that the 1997/98 economic crisis could have been avoided if "over-exuberant Asian governments" had heeded the IMF's early warning. The IMF's policy prescriptions are not only working, but those states in the region that follow them will do best.

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Argues that the 1997/98 economic crisis could have been avoided if "over-exuberant Asian governments" had heeded the IMF's early warning. The IMF's policy prescriptions are not only working, but those states in the region that follow them will do best.

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