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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.

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Written byPreetam Rai

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1 comment

JOSHI CHETAN KISHOR KUMAR

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

22 February 2007, 5:09 am

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