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Capital Mobility in Asia Deborah S. Hubble " Part 2 draws fromAsia is known as the region with the most vibrant economic progress. From 1980 through to the Asian crisis in 1997 98, the average growth rate of emerging and developing economies in Asia was around 7 per cent, much higher than other regions. From 2000 until 2016, the average growth rate returned to 7 per cent, including periods of double digit growth such as 2006 7. With such dynamics, the region attracts various types of capital flows. Juthathip