This paper seeks to assess Indonesia's economic record before and after the 1997 East Asian financial crisis in light of the 'Washington Consensus' prescriptions. Before the crisis, Indonesia was held up as a "poster boy" by international financial institutions. Yet, when the crisis struck, Indonesia was the worst affected in Asia despite its sound macroeconomic fundamentals. What happened? Our analysis will be confined to Indonesia's industrial policy and its experience with capital account liberalisation. We also review the IMF's programme for Indonesia, assess its management of the crisis and examine the implications and policy options for Indonesia in the post-1997 East Asian crisis
The abrupt end of the Suharto regime in Indonesia is but the most dramatic manifestation of a more g...
This paper provides an analytical narrative of Indonesian economic growth over the past two decades....
The economic and financial crises hitting Indonesia in 1997 have triggered a significant economic do...
This paper seeks to assess Indonesia's economic record before and after the 1997 East Asian financia...
The purpose of this article is to present the impact of Washington Consensus principles for selected...
Indonesian economy did not predict would have hit heavily by the financial shock. After the Asian Fi...
Since the middle of 1997, Indonesia has witnessed momentous and tragic event. Momentous because nobo...
Asian Financial Crisis 1997/1998 was a red flag in Indonesia's economic development history. The cri...
This paper is a personal note describing the crisis as it unfolded while the writer was a key player...
Of all the states hit by the 1997-98 Asian economic crisis, Indonesia has suffered the most, and bee...
Following the 1997 Asian Crisis, a number of economies have been burdened with so-called Twin Crises...
This paper examines the experience of Indonesia during two major crisis episodes, the 1997-98 Asian ...
Indonesia's crisis was caused by global 'market forces', transforming nation-states into commodities...
Economic crises in developing countries differ in their causes, severity and recovery trajectories. ...
Summary Economic crises in developing countries differ in their causes, severity and recovery trajec...
The abrupt end of the Suharto regime in Indonesia is but the most dramatic manifestation of a more g...
This paper provides an analytical narrative of Indonesian economic growth over the past two decades....
The economic and financial crises hitting Indonesia in 1997 have triggered a significant economic do...
This paper seeks to assess Indonesia's economic record before and after the 1997 East Asian financia...
The purpose of this article is to present the impact of Washington Consensus principles for selected...
Indonesian economy did not predict would have hit heavily by the financial shock. After the Asian Fi...
Since the middle of 1997, Indonesia has witnessed momentous and tragic event. Momentous because nobo...
Asian Financial Crisis 1997/1998 was a red flag in Indonesia's economic development history. The cri...
This paper is a personal note describing the crisis as it unfolded while the writer was a key player...
Of all the states hit by the 1997-98 Asian economic crisis, Indonesia has suffered the most, and bee...
Following the 1997 Asian Crisis, a number of economies have been burdened with so-called Twin Crises...
This paper examines the experience of Indonesia during two major crisis episodes, the 1997-98 Asian ...
Indonesia's crisis was caused by global 'market forces', transforming nation-states into commodities...
Economic crises in developing countries differ in their causes, severity and recovery trajectories. ...
Summary Economic crises in developing countries differ in their causes, severity and recovery trajec...
The abrupt end of the Suharto regime in Indonesia is but the most dramatic manifestation of a more g...
This paper provides an analytical narrative of Indonesian economic growth over the past two decades....
The economic and financial crises hitting Indonesia in 1997 have triggered a significant economic do...