A sia's Decoupling: Fact, Fairytale or Forecast?

Standard measures of economic co‐movement between A sia‐ P acific economies and those elsewhere had been observed to follow a downward trend, leading some commentators to suggest that the region was decoupling. However, this process reversed in response to the 2008 international financial crisis, an...

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Published in:Pacific economic review (Oxford, England) England), 2013-08, Vol.18 (3), p.321-344
Main Authors: Lam, Lillie, Yetman, James
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