East Asia in crisis : from being a miracle to needing one? / edited by Ross H. McLeod and Ross Garnaut.

List of figures, viii -- List of tables, x -- Contributors, xii -- Foreword, xv -- Acknowledgments, xvi -- List of abbreviations, xvii -- Part I. Overview -- 1. The East Asian crisis / Ross Garnaut, 3 -- Part II. Case studies: the troubled economies -- 2. Indonesia / Ross H McLeod, 31 -- 3. Thailand / Peter G. Warr, 49 -- 4. Korea / Heather Smith, 66 -- 5. Malaysia / Prema-Chandra Athukorala, 85 -- Part III. Case studies: safe behind dosed doors? -- 6. China / Ligang Song, 105 -- 7. Vietnam / Suiwah Leung and Le Dang Doanh, 120 -- 8. India / Sisira Jayasuriya, 131 -- Part IV. Case studies: other countries' experience -- 9. The Philippines / Ponciano Intal Jr.. Melanie Milo, Celia Reyes and Leilanie Basilio, 145 -- 10. Singapore and Hong Kong / Yuk-Shing Cheng, Wong Marn-heong and Christopher Findlay, 162 -- 11. Taiwan / Shirley W.Y. Kuo and Christina Y. Liu, 179 -- 12. Japan / Akiyoshi Horiuchi, 189 -- 13. Australia / David Gruen, Brian Gray and Glenn Stevens, 207 -- Part V. Global perspectives -- 14. Internationally mobile capital and the global economy / Warwick J. McKibbin, 227 -- 15. The role of the International Monetary Fund / David C.L. Nellor, 245 -- 16. Will Mexico's recovery from crisis be a model for East Asia? / David D. Hale, 266 -- Part VI. Policy implications -- 17. The role of prudential regulation / George Fane, 287 -- 18. Exchange rate regimes for the future / Alan A. Walters, 304 -- 19. Long-term implications for developing countries / Hadi Soesastro, 312 -- Part VII. Reflections on the crisis -- 20. The new era of financial fragility / Ross H. McLeod, 333 -- 21. Economic lessons / Ross Garnaut, 352 -- References, 367 -- Index, 381.