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Thailand Focus 2005
Thailand Focus 2005
(June 27, 2005)
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Table of Content

Chapter I: Economic Strategy of the New Government

Chapter II: Thailand Economic Outlook

Chapter III: Mega-Projects: Investments for the Future

Chapter IV: State Owned Enterprises Development Strategy

Appendix: Key Statistics
TISC Editorial
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The Water Debate: Does Thailand Urgently Need an Efficient Water Supply Management System?
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Link to Fiscal Policy Research Institute Foundation
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Link to ASIA Cooperation Dialogue

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