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Managing Financial Crises - The Experience in East Asia

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Aleš Bulir
Atish R. Ghosh
A. Javier Hamann
Timothy D. Lane
Alex Mourmouras
Steven Phillips
Marianne Schulze-Gattas
Jack Boorman

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