Answer:
Following are the factors that led to an economic crisis in 1997:
- Higher interest rates on deposits in the United States
- Foreign indebtedness of the East Asian countries
- Fall in the value of Asian currencies against the US dollar.
Step-by-step explanation:
- The East Asian financial crisis of 1997 was majorly a setback of the economic reformation that conventionally took place in US
- The increase in the interest rates in US resulted in the diversion of global investments towards itself paving way for an 'economic crisis' in East Asia.