IMF Begins Structural Adjustment in Asian Financial Crisis
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) initiates comprehensive economic intervention in Thailand, marking the start of widespread structural adjustment policies across Southeast Asian economies. This intervention requires Thailand to implement strict austerity measures, deregulate financial markets, and open economies to foreign investment as conditions for emergency loans.
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- Finance & Development - The Asian Crisis: Causes and Cures (1998-06-01)
- Asian Financial Crisis: Origins and Aftermath (2013-11-22)
- Lessons from the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis (2022-07-02)
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