Crisis in East Asia

1953 to 1998

three mentions

over 45 years

If we believe there is a Crisis in East Asia, that there is a cold war, and that in Korea there is a war, the one thing we must do is to see that raw materials, whether they be called strategic or anything else, do not reach the foes who are fighting us.

_{Exports To China}

Colonel Crosthwaite-Eyre - April 28, 1953

Mrs. Liddell [holding answer 17 December 1997]: The financial Crisis in East Asia to date is not expected to have a major impact on the growth of the UK economy.

_{Far East}

Mrs. Liddell - Dec. 22, 1997

The Opposition may argue that the slowdown forecast for Britain was made in Downing street, but it is clear to all but a few that the impact of the Crisis in East Asia has reverberated across the developed world.

_{Orders Of The Day — The Economy}

Ms Ruth Kelly - Dec. 1, 1998