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This title was first published in 2000: Since 1998, there have been many diagnoses, studies and theories attempting to explain the East Asian economic crisis and the impact on major economic and financial sectors. This text aims to fill a gap in the literature by examining the effects on small and medium-sized enterprises. From early 1998, unemployment figures in the region rose rapidly although large enterprises were not as yet engaged in corporate restructuring. Registered small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and microenterprises were a major source of this unemployment, especially among unskilled and seasonal workers. This volume covers the debate in five ways. An introductory chapter presents an overview of the SME international experience both in OECD and developing economies.
Contents
Part 1: Small Enterprise Development in Thailand and the Impact of the East Asian Crisis 1. Thailand, An Environment conducive to Entrepreneurship 2. Absence of SME Legislation and Loose Classification of SMEs 3. The Effects of the East Asian Crisis on Thai SMEs (1997-1999) 4. SMEs Facing Survival and Competition Challenges Part 2: Structural Adjustment under the International Monetary Fund and SME Government Policy 5. Thai SMEs: The Role of the Private and Public Sectors before the crisis 6. Thai SMEs and Structural Adjustment Policy 7. The Credibility of the New SME Policy Part 3: The Resilience of SMEs Linked to Foreign Firms 8. Linking Local SMEs and Foreign Firms operating in East Asia 9. The Potential Resilience of Thai Subcontractors linked to Foreign Firms: SME Case Studies 10. The Potential Resilience of Final Goods Producers linked to Foreign Firms: SME Case Studies
