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Malaysia ten years after the Asian Financial Crisis / Lee Poh Ping and Tham Siew Yean

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LEE Poh Ping

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THAM Siew Yean

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In: Asian Survey Vol 47 No 6, November-December 2007, pp.915-929 (12)Summary: Malaysia was not as badly affected by the Asian financial crisis as neighbours Thailand and Indonesia. This, it is suggested, was partly because of the presence of multinational corporations in the manufacturing sector (MNCs accounted for 73% of all manufactured exports in 1995), and partly because of the steps taken by the government.

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Malaysia was not as badly affected by the Asian financial crisis as neighbours Thailand and Indonesia. This, it is suggested, was partly because of the presence of multinational corporations in the manufacturing sector (MNCs accounted for 73% of all manufactured exports in 1995), and partly because of the steps taken by the government.

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