Asian Financial Crisis
The Asian Financial Crisis and the Role of Capital Controls
The Asian Financial Crisis of 1997 affected several countries in East Asia, including Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, and South Korea, leading to currency devaluation, interest rate hikes, and a significant decrease in foreign investment.
The IMF and the Asian Financial Crisis of 1997
The IMF's 1997 response to the Asian financial crisis led to widespread poverty, social unrest, and criticism for exacerbating rather than alleviating the crisis.