Asia's experience during the global financial crisis raises a range of important questions about the future direction of the region's economic policy and financial cooperation.
Asia's experience during the global financial crisis raises a range of important questions about the future direction of the region's economic policy and financial cooperation.
Yiping Huang is Professor of Economics and Deputy Dean of the National School of Development at Peking University and an Adjugant Professor at the Crawford School of Public Policy at the Australian National University. Shiro Armstrong is a Senior Research Fellow at the Crawford School of Public Policy at the Australian National University and Director of the East Asian Bureau of Economic Research, as well as the co-editor of the East Asia Forum.
Inhaltsangabe
1. New challenges for Asian financial integration2. The global financial market crisis: policy lessons for Asia 3. International division of labour and global imbalances4. Measuring systemic risk: implications for financial stability and Asian policy-makers5. Demographic changes and asset price bubbles: lessons from Japan 6. China's responses to the global economic crisis 7. China's financial reform and financial integration in East Asia 8. Capital account liberalization in India: a post-crisis evaluation9. Financial integration in Asia: regional and Japanese perspectives 10. Strategies for Asian exchange-rate policy cooperation
1. New challenges for Asian financial integration2. The global financial market crisis: policy lessons for Asia 3. International division of labour and global imbalances4. Measuring systemic risk: implications for financial stability and Asian policy-makers5. Demographic changes and asset price bubbles: lessons from Japan 6. China's responses to the global economic crisis 7. China's financial reform and financial integration in East Asia 8. Capital account liberalization in India: a post-crisis evaluation9. Financial integration in Asia: regional and Japanese perspectives 10. Strategies for Asian exchange-rate policy cooperation
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