Titlebook: External Finance in Thailand’s Development; An Interpretation of Karel Jansen Book 1997 Karel Jansen 1997 Developing Countries.development.

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,Debt-Financed Growth and Structural Adjustment, 1975–86,d, in particular, that Thailand can finance high levels of investment only with the aid of external capital. This chapter sets out to investigate this financial dependence in more detail, and will analyse the impact of external finance on the Thai economy, concentrating on the period 1975–86.

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India’s Perception, Society, and Developmenterage growth rate of real GDP of around 7.5 per cent per year over the last three decades, Thailand ranks among the fastest growing economies in the world. The second conclusion was that short-term and medium-term fluctuations in the growth rate have been strongly influenced by external factors. In

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Pipelines: Challenges Many, Progress Slow,d, in particular, that Thailand can finance high levels of investment only with the aid of external capital. This chapter sets out to investigate this financial dependence in more detail, and will analyse the impact of external finance on the Thai economy, concentrating on the period 1975–86.

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,Nepal’s Drive for Multimodal Connectivity,evious chapter. A first difference was that the level of the capital inflows (as a percentage of GDP) exceeded that of the loan boom (see Figure 3.3 of Chapter 3). A more important difference was that the composition of the capital flows changed radically. Table 3.1 of Chapter 3 showed that in recen

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