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The consequences of the 1997 crisis were severe. The involved countries were compelled to undertake significant structural adjustments, supported by a collective bailout package amounting to USD 120 billion. Although South Korea managed to stabilize and regain its economic footing relatively swiftly, many other nations continued to struggle in the long aftermath of the crisis.
The 1997 Asian financial crisis serves as a pivotal study in economic vulnerability and the risks inherent in financial globalization. This event not only catalyzed changes in regulatory frameworks across the Asian continent but also emphasized the crucial importance of managing capital flows and enhancing financial transparency.