Financial Issues in the Pacific Basin Region, September 26-27, 2002
Joint conference presented by the
Center for Pacific Basin Monetary and Economic Studies
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
and the
Journal of the Japanese and International Economies. The six conference papers examine important financial issues of relevance to the Pacific Basin. Four papers focus on Japan's banking sector problems. Two others focus on exchange rate policies in the Pacific Basin region.
- 2000s
- Financial Issues in the Pacific Basin Region: Agenda
- The Impact of Japan's Financial Stabilization Laws on Bank Equity Values
- Loans to Japanese Borrowers
- The High Demand for International Reserves in the Far East: What's Going On?
- Post-Crisis Exchange Rate Policy in Five Asian Countries: Filling in the "Hollow Middle"?
- Financial Intermediation, Agency and Collateral and the Dynamics of Banking Crises: Theory and Evidence for the Japanese Banking Crisis
- The Value of Banking Relationships During a Financial Crisis: Evidence from Failures of Japanese Banks
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2002
- Center for Pacific Basin Studies Conferences
- Financial Issues in the Pacific Basin Region : Conference Summary
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
