Introduction
We are informed these days how the unexpected crisis of several Asian countries, considered until quite recently be economically proficient, progressive and promising, can and will be cured by joint efforts. Regarding the causes sudden misfortune, however, we are kept largely in suspense; only its economic effects, which are felt already locally internationally, are controversially discussed. What curiously enough, is not raised is the obvious question: Who will enormous amount of money which the rescue operation will cost and who will be the profiteers of the bailout, in the end? There are reasons for not dealing with these issues. The conclusion of this study holds that indirectly involved parties, at first sight “invisible hands,” have a vital interest not to unveil the truth. But in order to come to terms with what has happened to these Asian countries, whose currencies are now in “free fall” and still far from a “secure landing,” and, more over, in order to prevent a similar outcome for other countries around the world before long, it would be worthwhile, to look for a proper answer to the question here under consideration.
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