21st Century Thailand: Facing the Challenge : Economic Policy & StrategyCLSA Books, 2004 - 122 หน้า |
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... domestic demand , fuelled partly by a freefall in asset prices . This decline in output greatly damaged Thailand's production capacity and structure , most seriously in sectors that fed the artificial demand created by increased incomes ...
... domestic demand , fuelled partly by a freefall in asset prices . This decline in output greatly damaged Thailand's production capacity and structure , most seriously in sectors that fed the artificial demand created by increased incomes ...
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... domestic demand and reinvigorate economic recovery . At the time of global slowdown , the Government adopted a larger deficit budget than FY01 to boost demand . The planned FY02 budget deficit was Bt200bn , or 3.7 % GDP . Given the high ...
... domestic demand and reinvigorate economic recovery . At the time of global slowdown , the Government adopted a larger deficit budget than FY01 to boost demand . The planned FY02 budget deficit was Bt200bn , or 3.7 % GDP . Given the high ...
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... domestic demand and corporate debt restructuring because of lower interest payments . The lower lending rates increased demand for loans , particularly consumer loans , and helped revive demand for durable items such as automobiles and ...
... domestic demand and corporate debt restructuring because of lower interest payments . The lower lending rates increased demand for loans , particularly consumer loans , and helped revive demand for durable items such as automobiles and ...
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Crisis and renewal 1 Policy legacy and redesign | 1 |
Policy strategy and implementation | 2 |
Policy outcomes and achievements | 3 |
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1997 financial crisis agricultural ASEAN Asia Cooperation Dialogue Asian Asset capitalisation asset prices baht balance Bangkok Bank of Thailand borrowing Btbn budget capital China CLSA commercial banks comparative advantage competitiveness consumer consumption loans cooperation countries create crisis current account deficit disbursement domestic demand economic recovery efficiency enhance enterprises entrepreneurs expand expenditure exports external FIDF financial sector fiscal consolidation fiscal policy fiscal sustainability fixed assets foreign Framework Agreement GDP growth global Government's grassroots household debt implemented improve income increased industries informal sector interest rates investment investors labour force lending long-term macroeconomic Malaysia Ministry of Finance monetary policy negotiating NESDB NPLs percent private sector programme promote public debt public sector reduce reform regional restructuring revenue SMEs Source Specialised Financial Institutions spending stability strategy structure targets Thai economy Thai Government Total tourism utilisation Village Fund workers