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Crise financière et compétitivité dans les pays d'Asie. Au-delà de la crise monétaire

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Les pays d'Asie traversent actuellement une période de crise bancaire et financière, consécutive à un ralentissement de la croissance et à la détérioration de leur position extérieure. Cette dernière est liée à l'infléchissement sensible de la progression de leurs exportations et, de façon plus générale, à une perte de compétitivité de leur industrie...

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  • Diana Hochraich, 1998. "Crise financière et compétitivité dans les pays d'Asie. Au-delà de la crise monétaire," Post-Print hal-03579323, HAL.
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