This episode and others including Argentina in early 1995, Venezuela in 1994, have been marked by certain characteristics in fundamental factors:
             1. abrupt changes in international market conditions that affect the ability of debtors to repay outstanding loans, such as shifts in interest rates, commodity prices, or trade condition, and
             2. abrupt shifts in the debtor country that cause creditors to reassess that country's ability to service the foreign debt, including changes in political leadership or economic policy.
             However what made the East Asian crises of 1997 remarkable was that the international factors were absent, as well as the domestic factors did not apply either. None of the East Asian countries was in the aftermath of an anti-i
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