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How to revive moribund stock markets

Assif Shameen
Assif Shameen • 10 min read
How to revive moribund stock markets
Early last year, the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) issued a directive asking all listed companies whose stocks were trading at below book value to submit a plan to get them up to at least on a par with book value. Photo: Bloomberg
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There is a lot of global stock market envy these days.

From the Singapore Exchange (SGX:S68) (SGX) and the Korea Exchange to Sao Paolo’s B3 or Brasil Bolsa Balcao, bourse honchos wish they, too, had something that America has: a robust stock market that is helping boost prosperity, driving economic growth and fuelling more innovation.

While much of the world either slipped into a recession or skirted with one over the past two years, the US avoided one with its strong consumer spending and healthier corporate balance sheets than its overseas peers.

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