Korean Crisis and Recovery

목차 (Table of Contents)

• Foreword
• Acknowledgments
• Contributors and Participants
• 1 Introduction
• David T. Coe and Se-Jik Kim /1
• 2 From Crisis to Recovery in Korea: Strategy, Achievements, and Lessons
• Ajai Chopra, Kenneth Kang, Meral Karasulu, Hong Liang, Henry Ma’ and Anthony Richards /13
• 3 What Have We Learned from the Korean Economic Adjustment Program?
• Yoon Je Cho /105
• Comments on Papers 2 and 3
• Barry Eichengreen /128
• Jang-Yung Lee /132
• 4 New Evidence on High Interest Rate Policy During the Korean Crisis
• Chae-Shick Chung and Se-Jik Kim /137
• 5 Falling Profitability，Higher Borrowing Costs, and Chaebol Finances During the Korean Crisis
• Anne O. Krueger and Jungho Yoo /157
• Comments on Papers 4 and 5
• Myung-Chang Chung /197
• Bijan B. Aghevli /199
• 6 Corporate Restructuring and Reform: Lessons from Korea
• William P. Mako /203
• 7 The Role of Corporate Bond Markets in the Korean Financial Restructuring Process
• Gyutaeg Oh and Changyong Rhee /229
• Comments on Papers 6 and 7
• Simon Johnson /253
• Won-Dong Cho /255
• 8 The Korean Labor Market: The Crisis and After
• Dae II Kim /261
• 9 Corporate Governance and Corporate Debt in Asian Crisis Countries
• Eric Friedman，Simon Johnson, and Todd Mitton /293
• Comments on Papers 8 and 9
• Hasung Jang /325
• Zia Qureshi /327
• 10 Economic Growth in East Asia Before and After the Financial Crisis
• Robert J. Barro /333
• 11 Recovery and Sustainability in East Asia
• Yung Chul Park and Jong-Wha Lee /353
• Comments on Papers 10 and 11
• Charles Adams /397
• Yong Jin Kim /401
• 12 Restructuring Korean Banks，Short-Term Debts
• Woochan Kim and Yangho Byeon /405
• 13 Strengthening the International Financial Architecture: Open Issues，Asian Concerns
• Barry Eichengreen /449
• 14 A Framework for Exchange Rate Policy in Korea
• Michael Dooley’ Rudi Dombuschy and Yung Chul Park /483
• Comments on Papers 12，13，and 14
• Anne 0. Krueger /522
• Jun II Kim /525
• Conference Program /530