東アジア経済危機にみる重層的モラルハザード構造

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After two years from the Asian Economic Crisis, it has come to be unveiled that the major factors occurred the crisis were keenly related to the moral hazards both inside of Asian economies and Global Capitalism. Those tipical to the Asian countries are usually called Nepotism or Crony capitalism, and those of the rest is often called Casino Capitalism. Under the rapid overspread of Globalization to the Asian economies, these two systems collided, merged, and produced a critical distortion in Asia. The cases of Thailand and South Korea were typical for their distorted economic systems, and the case of Indonesia was typical for its distorted political sytem. On the other hand, the behavioral pattern of the Global Capitalism which was named "Casino Capitalism" by Dr. Susan Strange is highly money-oriented and realizing the system where the stronger prey upon the weaker. Those moral hazards caused the Asian Economic Crisis, and also made the world unstable. This study sets its focus on such characteristic macro and micro structures, and analyzes the mechanism occuring ethical problems clinging to the Asian Economic Crisis.
日本経営倫理学会の論文
2000-03-31