东南亚五国(菲律宾、马来西亚、新加坡、泰国和印尼)在20世纪80年代中期以来,吸引外资一直都处于上升的态势,1997年爆发的金融危机却使得形势急转直下。外资流入量的陡然下降给各国的经济重建带来了许多问题。针对在危机过后的经济复苏过程中出现的资金供给存在巨大缺口、金融体系改革及产业结构调整需要大量的资金等问题,东南亚五国开始把政策重心转向吸引外资以促进国民经济发展,各国竞出新招: Since the mid-1980s, the five Southeast Asian countries (the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia) have been attracting foreign investment. The financial crisis that erupted in 1997 made the situation worsened. The sudden drop in the inflow of foreign capital poses many problems for the economic reconstruction of all countries. In view of the tremendous gap in the supply of funds during the economic recovery after the crisis, the financial system reform and the need for a large amount of capital for industrial restructuring, the five Southeast Asian countries started to shift their policy focus to attracting foreign investment to promote their national economic development. New tactics: