The Korean Economy at the Crossroads

Triumphs, Difficulties and Triumphs Again
1. Auflage 2003
ISBN: 978-0-415-31602-6
Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)

Buch, Englisch, 360 Seiten, Format (B × H): 149 mm x 230 mm, Gewicht: 658 g

Reihe: Routledge Studies in the Growth Economies of Asia

For many years up until 1997, Korea was widely seen in economic and financial circles as something of a miracle. The financial crisis that Korea experienced then did much to set its economy back, but by 2001 it was still the 13th largest economy in terms of GDP in the world.
This enticing collection, with contributions from experts with an impressive knowledge of Korea and its economy, charts not only the well documented causes of the crisis, but more importantly, its response and recovery from it. With an admirable scholarly rigour, the book covers such topics as:
*the origin and evolution of the Korean economic system and its special factors including chaebols
*Korean industries since the crisis
*What happened to the money after the capital flight of the crisis and did the USA benefit?
"The Korean Economy at the" "Crossroads" is intended and recommended not only for students and academics involved in international finance, economics and Asian studies, but also for the business leaders and policy makers who can draw lessons from the books important analyses.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Suh, Chung-Sok

Tcha, Moon Joong

Fachgebiete

• Wirtschaftswissenschaften Volkswirtschaftslehre Volkswirtschaftslehre Allgemein Mikroökonomie
• Wirtschaftswissenschaften Volkswirtschaftslehre Volkswirtschaftslehre Allgemein Makroökonomie

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Un-Chan Chung Foreword
1. MoonJoong Tcha, Minsoo Lee and Chung-Sok Suh The Korean Economy: Triumphs, Difficulties and Triumphs Again
2. John Hawkins The Asian Financial Crisis: Genesis and Exegesis
3. Wonhyuk Lim The Origin and Evolution of the Korean Economic System
4. Hyun-Hoon Lee A 'Stroke' Hypothesis of Korea's Financial Crises
5. John McKay The Restructuring of the Korean Economy since 1986 and the Onset of the Financial Crisis: The Industrial / Financial Nexus
6. Euysung Kim The Impact of Ownership and Capital Structure on Productivity Performance of Korean Firms in the 1990s
7. Youngok Kim Financial Reporting of Selected Korean Listed Companies: Disclosure Practices
8. Seung-Ho Kwon Sok and Chung-Sok-Suh The Chaebol and Korean Capitalism: The Hyundai Business Group
9. Jung-Soo Seo Real Exchange Rate and Inward FDI in the Crisis-Ridden Korea
10. Sunseop Jung The Financial System in Korea after the 1997 Financial Crisis: A Legal Perspective
11. Byung S. Min Dynamic Prospects for Korean Banks' Monitoring of Business Groups
12. Kwang Soo Park and MoonJoong Tcha Korean Steel Industry after the Economic Crisis: Challenges and Opportunities
13. Sang-Moon Hahm Restructuring of the Public Enterprise after the Crisis: The Case of Deposit Insurance Fraud
14. Jinu Kim, Sang-Young Lee and Denny McGeorge The Rise and Fall of Real Estate Trust Institutions in Korea
15. Eric van Wincoop and Kei-Mu Yi Asia Crisis Postmortem: Where Did the Money Go and did the United States Benefit?
16. David Deok-Ki Kim Interpreting Some Empirical Facts of Business Cycles and Stock Returns in Korea
17. Hyung-Min Kim The Role of FDI in the Recovery of the Financial Crisis in Korea: With Special Reference to the Bilateral Economic Relationship between Korea and Australia under APEC
18. Inkyo Cheung Korea's FTA Policy: Background and Current Progress

For many years up until 1997, Korea was widely seen in economic and financial circles as something of a miracle. The financial crisis that Korea experienced then did much to set its economy back, but by 2001 it was still the 13th largest economy in terms of GDP in the world.
This enticing collection charts not only the well documented causes of the crisis, but more importantly, its response and recovery from it. The book covers: the origin and evolution of the Korean economic system and its special factors including chaebols, Korean industries since the crisis, what happened to the money after the capital flight of the crisis and did the USA benefit?
The Korean Economy at the Crossroads is intended and recommended not only for students and academics involved in international finance, economics and Asian studies, but also for the business leaders and policy makers who can draw lessons from the book's important analyses.

The book covers the origin and evolution of the Korean economic system, special factors including chaebols, Korean industries since the crisis, what happened to the money after the capital flight of the crisis and asks did the USA benefit?

Über Autor(innen)

Chung-Sok Suh, Moon Joong Tcha