Financial market contagion and the effects of the crises in East Asia, Russia and Latin America.: An article from: National Institute Economic Review

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From the supplier: Economic developments in different areas of the world have the combined effect of depressing the global economy. The financial crisis in Asia has led to the region's lowered export demands which, in turn, slowed down the economic growth of industrialized countries. Such conditions could lead to a global recession unless governments' institute policies to insulate their economies from deflationary factors. International investors and lenders have demanded higher risk premia from Russia and Latin America to protect themselves from the effects of the Asian crisis.

Citation Details
Title: Financial market contagion and the effects of the crises in East Asia, Russia and Latin America.
Author: Ray Barrell
Publication:National Institute Economic Review (Refereed)
Date: October 1, 1998
Publisher: National Institute of Economic and Social Research
Issue: 166 Page: 57(1)

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