Thailand Jumped The Shark asks why the new Thai government that keeps blaming the former prime minister Thaksin for bankrupting the country is itself having a hard time balancing the budget.
Written byPreetam Rai
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1 comment
Dear all,
How are you ? I am o.k.
Only question to be asked,’is 2% of GDP as a budget deficit, a big deal?.’ Perhaps, and generally, no. The preventive measures for any further aggravation of problem are enough to keep happy time to persist.
Thanking you.
Yours friendly,
Chetan K. Joshi