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IMF Urges Thailand to Strengthen Support for Families Facing Debt Crisis
I walk past about a dozen people sleeping on the streets just between the MRT and my hotel. And that's on a main drag. No telling how many are sleeping rough around the corner where it's quieter. They each have a small pile of what I'd all garbage that they scrounge through to sell on the 2nd hand market or to the recyclers. Which probably qualifies them as "not unemployed" in the Thai stats, but apparently not in the IMF stats. IMF's Country Focus report emphasizes that over half of Thai workers lack formal employment, -
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Trump Rejects EU’s ‘Zero Tariffs’ Offer, Vows to Erase $350bn Trade Deficit With Energy Sale
and now let's have some good laughs for the Songkran week end "Honestly Speechless At How Evil This Is": 27 Brutal, Brutal, Brutal Political Tweets Of The Week https://au.lifestyle.yahoo.com/america-fighting-trade-war-while-210658932.html -
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China stuns world with stainless steel tech once thought impossible
I agree with most of what you claim. Although not the part about a major depression. Its economy on the whole certainly isn't doing well. It's hard to trust its GDP figures especially since reporting on internal figures without authorization from the government can lead to the death penalty. Hardly an incentive for an investigative journalist. Xi is basically a dedicated Socialist who keeps on having to grudgingly concede ground that the has taken back form the private sector of the Chinese economy, a sector that used to be larger than the government owned one. Not anymore.His dilemma is that if he allows a lot more freedom to the private sector, that means the relative power of the Party diminishes. Still, none of that takes away from how rapidly the Chinese technological sector is growing and advancing.
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