Long Memory and Asia Crisis: Implication for Capital Controls and Management
“Financial markets are given to excesses and if a boom/bust sequence progresses beyond a certain point, it will never revert to where it came from. Instead of acting like a pendulum, financial markets have recently acted more like a wrecking ball, knocking over one economy after another.” - A testim...
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Main Author: | LEE, Kuo Chuen David |
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1999
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