A Review of the Asian Crisis: Causes, Consequences and Policy Responses

Article Abstract:

An analysis of the economic crisis in Asia, begun in 1997, is presented. Topics include the decline in currency value, causes of the crisis, capital flows into the East Asian markets, consequences for Asia and the rest of the world, possibility for future growth, and the need to reestablish market confidence.

Asia, Statistical Data Included, Economic aspects, Economic policy, Economic development

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Designing a market structure when firms compete for the right to serve the market

Article Abstract:

A study is conducted to design a socially optimal market structure to control excessive entry of firms in to product market, which effects the social cost of public funds.

Switzerland, Management dynamics, Analysis, Management, Markets (Economics), Company business management, Market entry

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