Jeffrey Sachs sums up the - of course belated - reproaches made by international institutions and ratings agencies as follows: East Asia was exposed to financial chaos because its financial systems were riddled with insider manipulation, corruption and misgovernance But how did it happen that countries in such a state managed to attract as much capital as they did for as long as they did?
Jeffrey Sachs résume les reproches - tardifs - des institutions et agences de notations internationales comme suit : "l'Asie de l'Est s'est exposée au chaos financier parce que ses systèmes financiers étaient criblés de délits d'initiés, de corruption et de mauvaise gouvernance ..". Comment se peut-il que de tels pays aient pu attirer autant de capitaux pendant si longtemps?
