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The document discusses Asia's economic growth prior to the 2008 global financial crisis, the impact of the crisis on Asia, and potential solutions for Asia going forward. Prior to the crisis, Asia experienced high growth rates and large trade surpluses. However, the crisis resulted in reduced exports, plummeting stock markets, and weakened currencies. While Asia recovered more rapidly than the West, the crisis highlighted Asia's dependence on global markets. Going forward, solutions proposed in the document include boosting domestic demand, strengthening business and financial market resiliency, and increasing regional trade and integration.
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- 2. Relevance Asia: pre crisis Lehman’s failure Consequences Recovery Solutions Opinions
- 4. GDP by region Oceania 1% Asia Europe 38% 26% Latin America 8% Northern Africa America 4% 23% 21,504,497,000,000 $
- 5. Bastion of economic stability High growth rates Large trade surpluses Banks: no doubtful investments
- 6. Global credit shock Reduced export Stock markets plummeted Currencies weakened Asia not as decoupled from the west as rumored
- 7. More rapid recovery Western investers 98 crisis: USA boosted asia Today: / Crisis made Asia the economic giant as we know it
- 8. Growing domestic markets Boosting Home demand Emerging middle class ▪ Next decade: +800million people Sweeping government spending plans China: Ambitious plans India: credit issues
- 9. Japan +Domestic companies ▪ telecom, health care,… - Export driven sector ▪ Electronics, consumer goods,...
- 10. Boost home demand Improve business’ & bank’s resilencies Strengthen & organize local financial markets
- 11. Boost demand from home Population: end consumer Intraregional trade & investments ▪ Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) tries to liberalize regional trade More credit options for the emerging consumer class
- 12. Improve business’ & bank’s resiliences Dynamic provisioning ▪ Financial reserves for rainy days ▪ Reserves to invest in booming times
- 13. Strengthen & organize local financial markets Asian IMF? Atm: too ambitious Future: worthy option
- 14. Dominic Barton:”Asia isn’t the source of the crisis but could point the way to its long-term resolution.”
- 15. Thanks for listening
- 16. The World Factbook 2005, CIA, USA. Dominic Barton; Asia’s future and the financial crisis; The McKinsey Quarterly The all-knowing internet Several other articles
- 17. Music The last waltz Programs Powerpoint Audacity
- 18. None of the used images or music compositions are mine. Nor do I claim to own any of the rights.