Who will Take Responsibility for such a Difficult Situation?
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It also noted that the negotiations allowed ShinSat to launch a satellite with much greater commercial potential than ThaiCom 4 without having to bid for a separate concession agreement. Count 5: EXIM Bank loan to Myanmar to pay for ThaiCom services. One of the deals negotiated gave Myanmar a Thai EXIM Bank loan to purchase 376 million baht in satellite services from ShinSat. Thaksin was scheduled to meet with Burmese leaders to negotiate trade deals between the two countries.
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Thaksin’s economic policies helped Thailand recover from the 1997 Asian financial crisis and substantially reduce poverty. GDP grew from 4.9 trillion baht in 2001 to 7.1 trillion baht in 2006. Thailand repaid its debts to the International Monetary Fund two years ahead of schedule. Nationwide poverty fell from 21.3 to 11.3 percent. Thaksin helped legalise Thailand’s massive underground lottery system numbers game (Thai: หวย) to be run by the Government Lottery Office. Critics say Thaksinomics is little more than a Keynesian-style economic stimulus policy re-branded. The Stock Exchange of Thailand outperformed other markets in the region.
