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Abstract/Sommario: In a region of submerging economies, Taiwan has so far stayed afloat. Now (1998) a slowdown is raising fears that the Asian crisis will soon engulf it, too. Those worries are probably overdone. The island has underlying strengths that its neighbours can only envy. Plus: why the government's rescue measures are coming under fire, and how venture capital is helping Taiwan's manufacturers climb the value-added ladder