This study of Asia's financial crisis of 1997/98, its sources and history, suggests solutions for the rehabilitation of the financial systems for those countries in distress.

This study of Asia's financial crisis of 1997/98, its sources and history, suggests solutions for the rehabilitation of the financial systems for those countries in distress. The author shows that although the root of the problem lies in asset inflation, competition from China, malinvestment and structural deficiencies, the shortcomings of Asia's banking systems are also a major factor behind the crisis.

Countdown to Contagion
Thailand - The Cracks begin to Show
Indonesia-The First Encore
South Korea
Malaysia - The last Turn of the Screw?
The Rest of Asia - Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore ect
The Role of the IMF
Where to Now?.