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• Thailand's financial crisis: its causes, consequences, and implications 

  The Asian financial crisis began in Thailand in 1997 and then spread throughout Asia and around the world. Before the crisis passed, Thailand,...

  Journal of Economic Issues, 03/01/07 by Jonathan E. Leightner · More from publication

• Institutions, Industrial Upgrading, and Economic Performance in Japan: The 'Flying Geese' Paradigm of Catch-up Growth 

  Institutions, Industrial Upgrading, and Economic Performance in Japan: The 'Flying Geese' Paradigm of Catch-up Growth, by Terutomo Ozawa....

  Journal of Economic Issues, 12/01/06 by Jonathan E. Leightner · More from publication

• IRAQ AND JAPAN: A TALE OF TWO U.S. OCCUPATIONS 

  This month marks the two-and-a-half-year anniversary of our invasion of Iraq and the overthrow of Saddam Hussein. Violence and terrorism...

  Augusta Chronicle, The, 09/11/05 by Jonathan E. Leightner · More from publication

• Utility maximization, morality, and religion 

  One of the most important foundation stones for neoclassical economics is utility maximization theory. This theory assumes that all choices are...

  Journal of Economic Issues, 06/01/05 by Jonathan E. Leightner · More from publication

• Reforming Korea's Industrial Conglomerates 

  by Edward M. Graham. Washington, D.C.: Institute for International Economics. 2003. Paper, ISBN 0881323373, $ 22.40. 198 pages. by Edward M....

  Journal of Economic Issues, 03/01/04 by Jonathan E. Leightner · More from publication

• Equality and growth in Asia 

  If the accumulation of physical capital (tools, machinery, and buildings) is a major driving force behind growth, then the degree of equality will...

  Journal of Economic Issues, 06/01/03 by Jonathan E. Leightner · More from publication

• Asia's Financial Crisis, Speculative Bubbles, and Under-Consumption Theory 

  One hundred and ten years ago, A. F. Mummery and J. A. Hobson wrote, "the East-end problem, with its concomitants of vice and misery, is traced to...

  Journal of Economic Issues, 06/01/00 by Jonathan E. Leightner · More from publication

• Globalization and Thailand's financial crisis 

  Thailand's financial crisis was caused by several factors that involved corruption among officials, cronyism, and weak bankruptcy and foreclosure...

  Journal of Economic Issues, 06/01/99 by Jonathan E. Leightner · More from publication