Common currency basket in the 'ASEAN plus three'

East Asian countries, for example "ASEAN plus three countries" (China, Korea, and Japan), have been well cognizant of importance of the regional financial cooperation since the Asian currency crisis in 1997, according to the Discussion Paper "Adopting a common currency basket arrangement into the 'ASEAN plus three'".

They have established the Chiang Mai Initiative (CMI) to manage currency crises. However, the CMI is not designed for "crisis prevention" because it includes no more than soft

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