Add to ORKG41 p.Most scholars already explain the economic factors behind the success of Malaysia's strong recovery in 1999, such as the ability of Malaysia to effectively impose capital control, reflationary policies, and the success of Malaysia's financial restructuring to reduce the Non-Performing Loans (NPL). My paper will argue the rationale behind Malaysia's relatively successful economic policies dealing with the economic crisis comparing with Thailand, is their different political system, namely developmental authoritarianism in Malaysia and democracy in Thailand.Master of Science (International Political Economy
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The paper argues that Thailand’s economic and social development from the late 19th century to the e...
This article examines the macro-economic policy response of the three Southeast Asian economies most...
Mahathiriskonomism is a thought concept in an effort to save the economy under crisis and has proven...
This thesis is a comparative examination of the political economy of contemporary Thailand, Indonesi...
This paper concentrates on the 1997 Asian financial crisis, and more specifically compares the very ...
What explains the varying responses by Thai governments to changes in the international economic env...
Numerous differences exist between the neoclassical and national development schools of economics on...
This paper examines, in the case of Thailand, macro policy undertaken and experienced during the pro...
Since the 1990s, governments around the world have emphasized the core concepts of globalization. Ma...
The states of East and Southeast Asia constitute a fertile setting for exploring the links between p...
The 1997 economic crisis in Thailand provided an opportunity for a reinvigoration of neo-liberal eco...
Malaysia’s admirable economic growth is often attributed to liberal, open economic policies. Aggrega...
This article offers an analysis of contemporary economic development in Malaysia, focusing especiall...
This book examines the emergence of different forms of capitalism in Central-Eastern states in Europ...
53 p.The decline of the Myanmar economy in the late 1990s and well into the 21st century is one of t...
The paper argues that Thailand’s economic and social development from the late 19th century to the e...
This article examines the macro-economic policy response of the three Southeast Asian economies most...
Mahathiriskonomism is a thought concept in an effort to save the economy under crisis and has proven...