Just when we thought the eurozone fears were no more,... the euro scare is back.
Concerns about Portugal rattled financial markets worldwide yesterday.
Eurozone trouble and the global reaction -- Is this another typical case, or are things somewhat
different this time?
Joining me live in the studio for a discussion is our regular contributor Dr. Kim Byoung-joo.
So, Dr. Kim -- what do you think?
Will this be another typical case or is it nothing like we
have
seen before?
This week, the New York Times carried an interesting article on the growing fears about excessive
liquidity worldwide.
Any link between that fear and the current trouble in Portugal?
The way excessive liquidity leads to financial crises is a topic we've
dealt with many times here.
But this time, how seriously should we take the risk?
It seems Korea weathered the 2008 crisis pretty well.
To deal with the next round of global financial crises -- whenever that may
be --
what are some of the key
points
for Korea to keep in mind?