Contemporary Economics In Thailand
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...underdeveloped nations, has long struggled to maintain its own precept of economic success, an objective that has long been met with a combination of internal and external challenges. Since the Asian economic crisis of 1997, however, Thailand has put forth a tremendous effort to reinvent itself and the way in which it looks toward future economic security.
II. ASIAN ECONOMIC CRISIS
Thailand found itself in a bit of a financial bind and with the devastating impact brought about by the Asian economic crisis that started in July of 1997. Blamed on poor financial investments, soaring debts and a currency that "suffered speculative pressure" (McCarthy, 1997), the monetarily ailing country was forced to pull itself up by its bootstraps in order to regain stability and literally start anew.
"Thailand sparked off a currency and banking crisis resulting from over-investment and carelessly unhedged foreign over-borrowing of the corporate sector, which spread to other countries in Southeast Asia. The massive exchange rate collapse had a direct impact on corporate insolvency. Financial and...
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