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A study on the behaviour of selected macroeconomic indicators for Malaysia prior to the currency crisis in 1997
This paper attempts to develop an early warning system to predict currency crises that will allow managers not to be caught off-guard when a currency crisis hits the country. It is hoped that with an effective early warning system, managers will have adequate time to construct appropriate marketing
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