ADB's Response
Knowledge
ADB's technical assistance in response to the crisis in 2009 will aim to promote macroeconomic stabilization, restore market confidence, provide policy analysis and knowledge support, as well as strengthen national monitoring and surveillance systems.
Understanding the importance of sharing timely information, knowledge and experience, about 44 conferences, seminars, workshops and events related to the economic crisis have been organized by different departments/offices in ADB and the ADB Institute, and about 20 more events/activities are in various stages of planning and preparation for the rest of 2009.
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2009
- The Financial Crisis and Money Markets in Emerging Asia, ADB Working Paper Series on Regional Economic Integration No. 38
- The Global Economic Crisis: Impact on India and Policy Responses, ADBI Working Paper Series No. 164
- How Has Asia Fared in the Global Crisis? A Tale of Three Countries: Republic of Korea, Philippines, and Thailand, ADB Economics Working Paper Series No. 174
- Asian Development Outlook 2009 Update: Broadening Openness for a Resilient Asia
- ADB's Response to the Global Economic Crisis: An Update,
- Key Indicators 2009,
- Pacific Economic Monitor, Issue No. 2,
- Asia Economic Monitor,
- Lessons from the Asian Development Bank's Responses to Financial Crises. Manila: Asian Development Bank, Evaluation Information Brief.
- The Global Economic Crisis: Challenges for Developing Asia and ADB's Response,
- Asia Capital Market's Monitor,
- Crises in Asia: Historical Perspectives and Implications. ADB Economics Working Paper Series No. No. 152,
- Poverty Impact of the Economic Slowdown in Developing Asia: Some Scenarios. ADB Economics Working Paper Series No. 153,
- Taking the Helm: A Policy Brief on a Response to the Global Economic Crisis. ADB Pacific Studies Series,
- Asian Development Outlook 2009: Rebalancing Asia's Growth,
- Recommendations of Policy Responses to the Global Financial and Economic Crisis for East Asian Leaders, Asian Development Bank Institute
- The Impact of the Global Economic Slowdown on South Asia,
- Global Financial Turmoil and Emerging Market Economies: Major Contagion and a Shocking Loss of Wealth?,
- Global Financial Crisis and Proposed ADB Response,
2008
- Navigating the Global Storm: A Policy Brief on the Global Financial Crisis. ADB Pacific Studies Series,
- Asia Economic Monitor 2008,
- Asia Economic Monitor 2008, Special Section on "Global Economic Crisis: Impact and Challenges for Emerging East Asia's Financial Systems",
- The US Financial Crisis, Global Financial Turmoil, and Developing Asia: Is the Era of High Growth at an End? ADB Economics Working Paper Series No. 139,
- The World Bank's New Poverty Data: Implications for the Asian Development Bank. ADB Sustainable Development Working Paper Series No. 2,
- Key Indicators, with Special Chapter on Comparing Poverty Across Countries: The Role of Purchasing Power Parities,
- Global Financial Turmoil: Impact and Challenges for Asia's Financial Systems. ADB Working Paper Series on Regional Economic Integration No. 18,
- Emerging East Asian Banking Systems Ten Years after the 1997/98 Crisis. ADB Working Paper Series on Regional Economic Integration No. 16,
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| ADB Studies on the 1997-1998 Asia Financial Crisis |
- Lessons from the Asian Development Bank's Responses to Financial Crises. Manila: Asian Development Bank, Evaluation Information Brief,
- Zhuang, J, Dowling JM, Causes of the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis: What Can an Early Warning System Model Tell Us?, ADB ERD Working Paper Series No. 26,
- The Brooker Group, Development Alternatives, Inc. and Chulalongkorn University, Socioeconomic Challenges of the Economic Crisis in Thailand, Final Report, TA 2995-THA, Asian Development Bank.
- Knowles JC, Pernia EM, Racelis M, Social Consequences of the Financial Crisis in Asia, ADB Economic Staff Paper No. 60,
- Pernia EM, Knowles JC Assessing the Social Impact of the Financial Crisis in Asia, ADB Economics and Development Resource Center Briefing Notes No. 6,
- Asian Development Outlook 1998, Manila, Philippines: Asian Development Bank,
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