Resumo
O objetivo deste artigo foi identificar as principais interpretações da crise asiática e especialmente da coreana. Enfatizaram-se os aspectos estruturais responsáveis pela fragilidade externa destas economias. A liberalização financeira e o declínio do IDE japonês foram destacados e relacionados com a nova paridade do iene relativo ao dólar a partir de 1994
Abstract
This paper discusses the financial crises of Southeast Asia and specially Korea. The objective was to analyze the structural aspects that undermined the external situation of those countries. The financial liberalization and the decreasing of the Japanese FDI were emphasized as important factors. These factors were related with the new parity of yen vis-à-vis dollar occurred in 1994.
Key-words: Financial crises – Southeast Asia, Korea. Financial liberalization
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