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The IMF Bailout: What Could It Cost?
INDONESIA Suharto regime has agreed to shut ESTIMATED COST
down banks, break up $40 BILLION
government monopolies, and
dilute the interest of the ruling
family and its cronies to get IMF package.
THAILAND To get IMF funds, Thai government plans $22 BILLION
to shut, merge, or fix 58 finance
companies. But political chaos is stalling
reforms and hindering the bailout.
PHILIPPINES So far, it's getting a small package $1 BILLION
to stabilize its currency.
SOUTH It could be next in line for IMF help, $40 BILLION
KOREA as a string of chaebol bankruptcies has
triggered a debt crisis in the bank sector,
forced the stock market down, and depressed the won.
ESTIMATED TOTAL: $103 BILLION
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